Sometimes we hear a song, and it’s just impossible for us not to sing along with it. But what if you’re a dog?
Such an event was experienced by one pooch who fell in love with a melody from a special musical instrument found in their home. The minute the lad hears her favorite tune playing, nobody can ever stop her from singing and jiving with the sound of it.
The 4-year-old dog who loves to sing is Bleu. She’s a golden retriever who prefers wind bells over some other round, bouncing toys for dogs.
Ana Brown, the dog’s owner, stated in an interview that when Bleu was still small, she was very fond of strolling outside their household. She’ll often have her skull banged with the wind bells as they were positioned somewhere low and reachable in their house.
Moreover, Ana assumed that the incident would freak out Bleu because wind chimes are loud, and they thought that it’d sound horrible for the dog’s earlobes. But she was so shocked the moment the dog began singing while the breeze plays the wind bells.
Bleu got used to the habit of going over the bells to play her favorite song. As she repeatedly does this, she, at the same time, imitates the melody of it using her vocals.
Brown furthermore added that she doesn’t know if her dog feels something positive about the chimes’ sound. It just looks like Bleu was trying so hard to catch up with the wind bell’s melody.
The canine has a Facebook page where the footage of her singing her favorite song is being uploaded to. Her videos reaped 1000+ views as she became a musical dog superstar.
She also has supporters across the globe, and Bleu at once declared that she would no longer be entertaining any song requests. She has zero interest in trying out new music produce.
Ana also mentioned the last time she and her mom bought a beautiful wind chime as a Christmas gift for Bleu. The dog didn’t even try touching it.
She was so obsessed with the old wind bells that she’s fond of singing along to!
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Video Credits: Bleu’s Colon Clues on Facebook.
