As you can see from the following video, this dog has perfected the guilty face, which is the global canine language of “you caught me.” Dogs are incredible creatures. They are caring and devoted. They live to satisfy their owners as devoted best mates. They do, however, have their own thoughts. They occasionally take matters into their own hands and make judgements that their owners do not agree with.
Even the best-behaved dogs can become a little wild at times, despite their training. It’s as if all of their pent-up goodness wants to be let out, and their inner beast emerges to cause all kinds of canine mayhem.
When a dog has the zoomies in the house or enjoys playing in a mud puddle after it has rained, the most innocent delight occurs. Alternatively, he or she ultimately breaks a favourite toy and enjoys scattering the cotton guts all over the house.
Then there are those occasions when a typically nice dog appears to have suddenly lost its wits, making dog owners tremble. The house is littered with filthy garbage. Alternatively, the upholstery may have been chewed. Perhaps a treasured sneaker has been ruined and stashed beneath the couch.
But it’s how these dogs act after they’re caught that’s really interesting! “I know you’re not happy,” their guilty expressions seem to imply, “but oh what fun I had!” They beautifully know how to beg pardon and encircle us with their tiny paws.
Like in this video with the puppy. Clearly, the dog has gotten into some mischief. His innocent face is smeared with guilt, but it doesn’t stop there. He climbs into his owner’s lap and apologies like no other dog has ever apologised.
“I’m sorry, and I’ll never do it again,” he says, putting his beautiful face into his owner’s chest. The humiliated dog is almost crying, and he begs his owner’s forgiveness by caressing him and rubbing his muzzle against his chest.
His owner’s will to remain firm dissolves before our eyes in the most compelling dog apology we’ve ever seen. Everything is forgiven, and the cute dog receives a big embrace.