A dog named Fritz gained more and more attention and space on the Internet, after owner Brett Mortimer decided to create an Instagram account and YouTube channel where videos and posts revolve around the dog’s daily life and routine.
In general, the dog is always happy and fun in the videos and photos that Brett decides to share, however one particular video has garnered thousands of views since it was shared two years ago.
The owner decided to take the dog to the pet dentist, but Fritz certainly did not know about these plans and thought that he was going for a walk and having a good time, but was shocked and upset when he saw where he was already taken.
“Fritz was angry because I took him to brush his teeth and he didn’t look at me afterwards. He is a human trapped in a dog’s body, I swear,” the owner wrote in the video caption.
The doggy video has been played more than 3 million times, garnering 94,000 likes and 5,000 comments.
“The dignity he has in that look is beyond words,” commented one netizen.
Another said: “His eyes are watery.”
A third added, “With his tense posture and glowing eyes, he looks like someone who has been betrayed.”
Throughout the video the owner apologises, trying to calm the situation and make the dog look at her, but the attempts are in vain.
Poor Fritz, but all this was for his health and because the teacher cared about giving him a wonderful quality of life.
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