TikToker Who Acts Out How Different Dog Breeds React to Robbers is All We Need on the Internet Right Now

TikToker Jonny Devaney is a brilliant content creator for anybody who is a fan of dogs. Most dog profiles who go viral on social media are because they're cute or something basic like that. Devaney doesn't actually ever even have a dog in his videos, but he captures the essences of dogs so well that it's just amazing. He has become a must-follow for any dog owner on TikTok. 

He has lots of series where he portrays dogs in different ways like how they would act at a party, how they listen to music in the car, or how they would act together if they were human. But one that's really been hitting the spot lately is the series where he acts out how different dog breeds would react to a robber entering their home. 

Doberman, Golden Retriever, Samoyed, German Shepard, Husky

When people don't know dogs they just think all dogs would instantly attack any robber, because that's just the reputation they have. But real dog owners know the truth. People who are familiar with these breeds in particular are ecstatic at how perfectly Devaney is capturing these reactions. German shepherd owners 1000% agree that their dog was born for this moment, where golden retriever owners know that their dog would instantly befriend the robber instead of scaring them off. He still hasn't done chihuahua, but it's being heavily requested. The little guys with a Napoleon syndrome reputation has so many possibilities. 

Belgian Malinois, Chow Chow, Australian Shepard, Boston Terrier

Pit Bull, Vizsla, Boxer, Greyhound

Though some viewers think there are some portrayals he could've gotten done a little better—like pittie owners think that their dog would've just asked for belly scratches, but Devaney portrayed them as kind of a tough guy. However, even the kind of tough guy he portrayed the pittie as was still spot on for that breed. 

Hopefully the series will continue and he'll show us every breed so every dog owner can be included. All dogs are different, but with certain breeds, I mean, it's in their DNA. Some were breed to react this way. 

Jack Russel Terrier, Basset Hound, Yorkie, St. Bernard, Dachshund