Yorkie Tries To Act Innocent After Drinking Mom's Juice But His Face Tells The Truth
When it comes to nabbing extra snacks around the house, some of our pets are more clever than others. But the fact is, even some of the sneakiest animal thieves are caught on camera. So, perhaps the quickest pets are those who are never caught. But does it make any difference if their reactions afterward completely give them away? Well, just watch this Yorkie try to act innocent after drinking his mom's juice in a hilarious TikTok to see for yourself.
@jazlynjaez Come back from the bathroom and my lil tablespoon of apple juice gone 😒 #fyp #xyzbca #yorkie #yorkiesoftiktok #yorkiemom
His mom had barely any juice left when she stepped away, but that certainly didn't stop this mischievous Yorkshire terrier from stealing the rest of it while she was gone. The one problem? This Yorkie's certainly not the best at feigning innocence.
When his mom asks if he drank her juice, this Yorkie proceeds to hide his face, then roll his head back as if avoiding eye contact in the funniest deflection ever. "He pleads the 5th, ma'am," joked one viewer, alluding to this cutie's reaction. Others pointed out how incredibly "dramatic" Yorkies can be, stating "[They] always do the most when they [are] being questioned."
Are Yorkies total drama queens?
Now, not only did the Yorkie sneak his mom's apple juice, but he dramatically avoided eye contact when asked if he did! Are viewers right that this Yorkie is a drama queen? And is his behavior a pretty solid representation of common traits of Yorkies? Let's dig into their origins for some answers.
Yorkshire Terriers originated in the 1800s in the United Kingdom as tiny working dogs, able to fit in the small crevices to catch mice and other rodents. It wasn't until these cuties were registered with England's Kennel Club in 1886 that Victorian ladies gained interest, moving the once vermin-hunters into high-society lap dogs.
Today, Yorkies are known to be quite stubborn, protective, and active; all traits that served them well as hunters. However, these same traits also lead to the Yorkie's "drama queen" reputation. So, if you happen to have a feisty Yorkie, you're surely not alone. Just be sure to prevent or stop aggressive behavior in this typically tenacious breed before it gets out of hand. This can be done with the right mix of patience, early socialization, and positive reinforcement training.