This dog's hysterical reaction to getting a scolding is viral gold

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - TikTok users can't stop gushing over this viral clip of a dog's extremely human reaction to its owner's scolding.

This pooch is usually perky but when his owner berates him he looks like he's pouting.
This pooch is usually perky but when his owner berates him he looks like he's pouting.  © Collage: screenshot/Instagram bea.albino/TikTok bea.albino

You don't need to speak Portuguese for this viral clip to make you giggle.

As one TikTok user put it, "Idk how I got here but his reaction is definitely universal."

In the vid, the dog's owner is berating his pouting pooch for putting a hole in his pants.

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The dog, named Luna, may be guilty – but it certainly doesn't feel that way.

With ears pulled back and a lowered snout, this doggo looks like a moody teenager who's sulking while getting a firm talking to from a parent, all while refusing to even look at the damaged pants. In the end, Luna flees the scene and all that's missing is the sound of a door slamming shut.

That priceless scene has been viewed more than 8 million times and it's proving a hit with users!

TikTok users can't stop laughing about the dog's reaction

The dog was not ready to look at his master even for a second. Accordingly, the four-legged friend did not even look at the bitten pants.
The dog was not ready to look at his master even for a second. Accordingly, the four-legged friend did not even look at the bitten pants.  © collage: screenshot/ TikTok bea.albino

The comments are filled with people expressing hilarity in languages from Portuguese, to Greek and English.

One TikTok user joked, "if i don't move he can't see me," while another captured the feel of the vid: "Dog: I won't answer that question."

But a few others wondered whether Luna might actually feel ashamed, given the finale.

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According to veterinarian Dr. Lynn Buzhardt, the answer is probably no. "Pets may not feel a sense of injustice because they don't understand that what they did was wrong," she explains, adding that a pet's posture and behavior "do not indicate guilt or remorse."

Either way, Luna deserves to be forgiven for giving everyone a good laugh!

Cover photo: Collage: screenshot/Instagram bea.albino/TikTok bea.albino

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