Golden fun: Rooster the Retriever captivates millions with his pranks!

Golden fun: Rooster the Retriever captivates millions with his pranks!

In a fascinating video that is currently taking over social media, the young Golden Retriever Rooster shows his playful but also aggressive side. The video, uploaded to TikTok in May, documents Rooster's first encounter with a door stopper. In this humorous clip, Rooster is described by his owners as a "certified good boy" and a "red retriever." His golden-red coat color and energetic demeanor have already reached over 30 million people, and the video has received 3.4 million likes. Rooster has become famous online for his various reactions, from lurking and barking to baring his teeth and biting. What's particularly impressive is that Rooster has four other videos on TikTok that also exceed one million views. Another viral video shows his first encounter with a piece of lemon, which further increased his popularity reports Day24.

The popularity of dogs on social media isn't just evident at Rooster. Another example is golden retrievers Emma and Ellie, who visit a dog-friendly zoo in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Her exciting zoo visit adventure was also shared on TikTok and is causing a sensation there with over nine million views and one million likes. During their visit, the two dogs encounter various animals such as lions, sea lions and giraffes. Your curiosity and calmness during these encounters are appreciated by the viewers reports land animals.

Rules for dog owners in zoos

In Germany, not all zoos are accessible to dogs. Some zoos welcome our four-legged friends, while others generally exclude dogs - with the exception of assistance dogs. Dog-friendly zoos include Erfurt, Heidelberg and Munich. Here it is permitted to keep dogs on a short leash, although access to animal houses is rarely permitted. Some zoos also provide free poop bags and water points for dog owners.
Dogs should be well-trained and calm so as not to cause stress to the zoo animals. In contrast, zoos such as the Cologne Zoo and the Berlin Zoo are taboo for dogs. These safety and health regulations are important to protect both the animals and visitors.

For dog owners, this means that they should always remember the rules and find out which zoos are suitable for their visit. This information helps to make a visit to the zoo a positive experience for both people and animals. Given the increasing popularity of dogs on social media, it's no surprise that videos like Rooster's and Emma and Ellie's are generating more and more fans and uproar - both online and in the real world.