Bloodhound Puppy Realizing Where His Food Comes From Delights Viewers

A dog named Timber has left the internet in stitches after his owner shared a video of his antics as a puppy that went viral on social media.

In the video, shared on TikTok earlier in December under the username Emmmmy_sue, the bloodhound can be seen baying at a door as the caption explains: "When the baby figured out where his food came from."

According to his owner, Timber, who is now three and weighs over 100 pounds, "attempts to bark, but struggles to do so," trying to ask her "Where. Is. Dinner?"

Hill's says that the bloodhound is a "gentle, patient, noble, and mild-mannered animal. A great family dog, especially good with children, and known to be exceptionally tolerant of tots who clamber over it.

As a breed, bloodhounds tend to make their own decisions rather than obey their owner's commands.

"This tendency is especially true if the dog has detected an interesting scent; if that happens, it'll be determined to follow the trail as far as it possibly can," says Hill's.

Moreover, bloodhounds are among the most melodious dogs, and "can perform full canine arias that feature expressive baying, howling and whining."

According to the American Kennel Club bloodhounds are very smart, in fact, some can learn to open closed doors and know how to hide objects in their droopy jowls, such as toys and socks. They also know to use their "sad eyes" face to get out of trouble.

They love to give hugs and smell everything around them, and no matter how big they are they will always think they're the right size to sit on top of you. They also love to jump on every piece of furniture you own.

The video has quickly gone viral, receiving over 9.5 million views and 1.6 million likes in less than a week.

One user, Ans GilyumGlass said: "I have a hound dog, but she's broken and just barks."

Josh joked: "We're supposed to do that when we find what we been tracking and apparently he's found the food lol."

Jennifer Erin Garcia Morales added: "I like the pause. He was like. 'Oh stunning.'"

Another user, Chelsea said: "The way he throws everything he has into that howl. It's perfect."

And Luke Edgerley wrote, "This sound is 100x better than hearing a bark," while Crystal Gary added, "Putting his whole soul into it."

Ryandwaynewalker commented: "Now that he has figured out his voice. EVERYONE is gonna Hear his Voice."

Newsweek has reached out to Emmmmy_sue for comment. We could not verify the details of the case.

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