Video: Samoyed Has His 1st Burger & Instantly Falls in Love
Samoyed gives burger a 10/10 after trying his very first one in adorable video
A video on Instagram showing a Samoyed named Lumi trying a burger for the first time and absolutely loving it is winning hearts on the internet. People are in awe of the furry baby's cuteness as they see him having a taste of a burger for the first time. In the caption of the post, the paw parent of the canine, Jackie, revealed what the Samoyed thought of the burger. The owner wrote, 'It's safe to say Lumi gives @smackingburger a 10/10.'
The Instagram video began by showing the dog owner explaining that they were taking their Samoyed for a midnight burger treat. The text further gave the context, 'Come get a midnight burger with us,' inviting viewers to join them on their gastronomic journey. Soon, the duo entered a burger place at a gas station. There, the pet parent disclosed that it would be the first time Lumi would try a burger.
As soon as their burger order arrived, the owner went on to feed the dog a piece of his 'pup patty.' Needless to say, the Samoyed fell in love with it and went for more. The entire experience turned out to be very fulfilling for both the pet parent and their fur baby. The clip concluded with the owner disclosing that Lumi would definitely eat a burger again.
In the comment section of the video, people had expressed their thoughts on the Samoyed. One person expressed, 'Gotta get him a happy meal next.' Meanwhile, a person showed their admiration for the dog by adding, 'Lumi and his permanent smile.' Another Instagram user wrote, 'Nothing like a late night snack run.'
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