Kaido and his human Matt “Matty” Fernandez frequently take bike rides across their native New York City. While riding the bike, they occasionally encounter ambulances, fire trucks, and police vehicles trying to navigate congested streets.

Once Kaido, who is usually nestled in a bike chair or a backpack on Matty’s back, hears the sirens, he immediately starts howling. Matty refers to this type of sound as “awoo,” which lets others know that they should pay attention and let the emergency vehicles pass.

Matty has been sharing the videos of Kaido’s “awoos” on TikTok, and judging by the comments, the internet users love it.

“He is putting his whole heart and soul in it. Look at his head going so far back,” one TikToker commented.

“The little paw on your shoulder, the full head tilt back for the howl, hair blowing in the wind, and stranger joining in! This video is happiness,” another added.

Continue scrolling to check out more of Kaido’s “awoos.”

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In a funny clip recently shared on TikTok, one dog owner showed how even getting the mopping of the floor done isn’t a simple activity when you have a furry ball running around.

The video shows an adorable Golden Retriever puppy named Atlas attacking the mop and chasing it around while his owner tries to clean the kitchen floor. Even as Atlas’ human tries to move to a different section of the kitchen, the dog doesn’t give up.

“If my husband asks why I don’t get anything done with Atlas … I’m going to send him this,” it says in the video.

It is safe to say that TikTok users were quite amazed with the clip, which got 1.5 million views and close to a thousand comments in less than a week.

“Atlas having the time of his life,” one TikTok user wrote in the comments section.

“Haha so fun! I have a golden and he’s a mess too!,” another added.

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In a video documenting her experience, @ugh_madison can be seen arriving at the Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant at 11:50 and proceeding to order her first batch of all-you-can-eat boneless chicken wings. At that point, the waitress told her that the number of chicken wings someone ate was 23.

After saying that the record was a “light snack” for her, @ugh_madison went on to spend 12 hours at the establishment. As it turned out, Buffalo Wild Wings made good on their word and kept feeding her chicken wings as long as she wanted them. Still, the TikToker made sure to thank the staff for their patience and hospitality by leaving them sizable tips.

In the end, @ugh_madison ate 69 chicken wings, setting a new record.

“What an accomplishment. This was the happiest day of my life,” @ugh_madison said towards the end of the clip, which amassed 4.4 million views in less than a week since being shared on TikTok.

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Kaido and his human Matt “Matty” Fernandez frequently take bike rides across their native New York City. While riding the bike, they occasionally encounter ambulances, fire trucks, and police vehicles trying to navigate congested streets.

Once Kaido, who is usually nestled in a bike chair or a backpack on Matty’s back, hears the sirens, he immediately starts howling. Matty refers to this type of sound as “awoo,” which lets others know that they should pay attention and let the emergency vehicles pass.

Matty has been sharing the videos of Kaido’s “awoos” on TikTok, and judging by the comments, the internet users love it.

“He is putting his whole heart and soul in it. Look at his head going so far back,” one TikToker commented.

“The little paw on your shoulder, the full head tilt back for the howl, hair blowing in the wind, and stranger joining in! This video is happiness,” another added.

Continue scrolling to check out more of Kaido’s “awoos.”

The post Watch a Dog Help Clear the Way for Emergency Vehicles with Adorable “Awoos” appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

In a funny clip recently shared on TikTok, one dog owner showed how even getting the mopping of the floor done isn’t a simple activity when you have a furry ball running around.

The video shows an adorable Golden Retriever puppy named Atlas attacking the mop and chasing it around while his owner tries to clean the kitchen floor. Even as Atlas’ human tries to move to a different section of the kitchen, the dog doesn’t give up.

“If my husband asks why I don’t get anything done with Atlas … I’m going to send him this,” it says in the video.

It is safe to say that TikTok users were quite amazed with the clip, which got 1.5 million views and close to a thousand comments in less than a week.

“Atlas having the time of his life,” one TikTok user wrote in the comments section.

“Haha so fun! I have a golden and he’s a mess too!,” another added.

The post Funny Clip Shows How Hard It is to Get Things Done with Golden Retriever Puppy appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

In a video documenting her experience, @ugh_madison can be seen arriving at the Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant at 11:50 and proceeding to order her first batch of all-you-can-eat boneless chicken wings. At that point, the waitress told her that the number of chicken wings someone ate was 23.

After saying that the record was a “light snack” for her, @ugh_madison went on to spend 12 hours at the establishment. As it turned out, Buffalo Wild Wings made good on their word and kept feeding her chicken wings as long as she wanted them. Still, the TikToker made sure to thank the staff for their patience and hospitality by leaving them sizable tips.

In the end, @ugh_madison ate 69 chicken wings, setting a new record.

“What an accomplishment. This was the happiest day of my life,” @ugh_madison said towards the end of the clip, which amassed 4.4 million views in less than a week since being shared on TikTok.

The post TikToker Spends 12 Hours at Buffalo Wild Wings and Breaks the All-You-Can-Eat Record appeared first on Wallpaper Data.