You’re in for a real treat. You’re about to meet Zeus, a beautiful Husky who has a few words to say to his mom. Please be sure to SHARE this with a friend or family member and pass on the SMILE!
Zeus the Husky has become quite the internet celebrity because of his “extra-stubborn” and “vocal” personality. The outspoken Husky is never bashful about expressing his never-ending expression of emotions, so there’s always a touch of excitement when he’s around.
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As you can see in the video above. Zeus has a deep desire to stay hydrated, which is fair, and we agree with the cutie. You’ll notice that Zeus has already ‘slurped‘ up the last of his water and now wants more. Instead of just informing Mom about the water scarcity, Zeus goes into hysterics by screaming at the top of his lungs and placing his forelegs inside the bowl.
When Mom gets to Zeus, she immediately understands that he needs more water. She takes the bowl and cleans it after refilling it, but Zeus is still dissatisfied. He keeps telling her that she has “neglected” him, while she plays along and believes that the neighbors should bring charges against her for “misbehavior!
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As the squabble continues, Kaden, Zeus’ German Shepherd brother, enters with a ball to brighten the mood. However, Zeus disregards him and makes it clear that he is unwilling to negotiate. After being refilled and set before Zeus, his mother is able to calm him down again. He becomes calm as he greedily drinks the water and forgets about his angry fit.
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Get ready to smile when you watch the video below. Zeus is definitely not shy to let Mom and his brother know how he feels about his water.
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