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Husky Who Barks In ‘Italian Accent’ Proves Dogs Really Are Just Like Their Owners

An entertaining TikTok clip featuring a Siberian Husky named Aaron has taken social media by storm, as the charming canine appears to bark with an Italian accent.
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WHY DOES THE HUSKY SOUND ITALIAN Source: aaronthehusky

Antonia, the owner, shared a TikTok video of her husky, Aaron, showcasing an impressive Italian accent.

The adorable clip has gained over 6.8 million views, with users expressing surprise and amusement at the husky's linguistic skills.

One viewer even questioned, “WHY DOES THE HUSKY SOUND ITALIAN?"

“Sassy in any language,” a replier jokingly commented.

Another commenter made the point, “I just looked it up, and apparently, dogs can have regional accents. So, this dog doesn’t just sound Italian. IT IS Italian.”

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Some viewers jokingly suggested that Aaron was asking for his "Gabagool," an Italian term for cold cuts or meat. Others playfully speculated about the husky's authentic Italian roots.

Their account is filled with hilarious videos showcasing Aaron's unique "Italian-speaking" barks, leaving TikTok users amused.

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canine language phenomenon Source: aaronthehusky

This canine language phenomenon highlights the humorous side of online pet content, showing that dogs, like humans, can develop their own linguistic quirks.

The funny video comes months after one dog in the UK refused to follow a command unless one of the owners used a fake Irish accent.

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Rottweiler puppy Source: aaronthehusky

The video captures the moment when a 6-month-old Rottweiler puppy, named Paddy, looks confused after being told to sit.

“Sit,” the owner says in what sounds like their regular English voice, to which the small pup doesn’t comply.

“Sit down!” the owner says, this time in a thick Northern Irish accent.

This funny story reveals the unique linguistic traits our furry friends can develop. Maybe we can see dog barks in 'American accent’ or 'Indian accent' and so on. For more stories about dogs, click here!

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