Usually, it’s impossible to tell whether or not you’re going to have a pleasant day at work. However, employees at this doggy daycare have a client who can sense a good day a mile away! Every Saturday, an adorable pooch named Snow gets dropped off. As soon as this husky enters the building, he lets everyone know whether or not things are going to go well that day by either howling or remaining silent. If he’s vocal, employees can rest easy knowing that work will be a breeze. If he isn’t… well, let’s just say they might be in for a rough time!
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Paradise Pet Resort shared a hilarious video of this dog’s clairvoyant abilities on social media. In the clip, the husky began to howl the moment he walked into the establishment. What a relief!
“Every Saturday, our work day is determined to be good or bad based on if Snow comes in and howls or not,” read the text over the footage.
So, what happens if this husky doesn’t howl? Well, the doggy daycare shared a clip of one of the animal’s less than auspicious predictions. Employees were not happy when the dog remained silent!
“Oh, no!” one person said.
Another added, “It’s about to be the worst day ever.”
How does Snow know if it’s going to be a good day or not? Paradise Pet Resort explained in their response to a comment on this video.
“It’s more like, he can sense the overall vibes,” they wrote. “If things are chaotic and vibes aren’t good, he is silent. If it’s a great day he will woo!”
In some of their social media captions, the doggy daycare has compared this howling husky to another dog who went viral online for a unique quirk. Noodle, an elderly pug who sometimes doesn’t want to get out of bed, has also become quite the internet sensation for having “no bones” days. Whenever this pooch refuses to get up in the morning, his owner jokes that the animal doesn’t have bones that day. Some people have been using Noodle’s bone status as a metric for whether they should be lazy or productive. “No bones” days are for resting, while “bones” days are for tackling something important.
Do you think we should all start exercising extra caution on “no howl” days?
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