Dog Acting Like a 'Bull' Charges Dalmatian Puppy in Hilarious Viral Clip

A dog named Lola has gone viral for pushing her dalmatian puppy sibling, Luna, using her head like a bull in a video that has delighted the internet.

In the video, published on TikTok by the dogs' owner, known as Gljfitnessuk, the beagle, Lola, can be seen pushing Luna away from some bushwood in the garden, while their owner screams "Lola, you're not a bull!"

According to data published by Pet Keen, in the United States, 69 million households own at least one dog. The labrador retriever has remained the most popular dog breed choice for American households since 1991.

Each year, 3.3 million dogs enter shelters across the country, and 48 percent of them get adopted. Some 620,000 dogs taken into shelters each year are reunited with their owners. About 20 percent of dogs that enter shelters each year are euthanized.

The video which was originally published earlier in June has gone viral all over the internet, receiving over 11,500 likes, 63 comments and 172 re-shares.

Most users loved the video and the relationship between the two sisters. One user, Higherpresents explained: "She was telling her not to eat that." And Clairabella said: "Lola gonna find that hard in a few weeks."

Another user, natti.rose wrote: "My husky WIPED OUT my [German shepherd] when he was a puppy. Just full blown charged over him. Poor lad looked so confused." And Skuisce added: "typical beagle, nothing stops them."

Kate joked: "Hahahaha Lola you're not a bull!!!! Cracks me up." And Mariamiles commented: "Lola is mischievous."

"Wow that was awesome she stopped her eating that leaf. She knows it's not good for dogs. Well done Lola," said Maggie. And Heather S wrote: "Lola's gonna let Luna dig all the holes and eat all the plants now."

Another user, Cornella.d, joked: "as usual older sibling get yelled at for doing [a] good thing." And Lauren Lee answered: "Lola gonna be surprised in a few months when she can legit sit on her."

"She's not a bull but she was in her past life," commented on the post Victoria. And Renae added: "She can be whatever she wants to be."

Another user, Abcde17299, pointed out: "Check if the plant isn't poisonous! She might be warning her not to eat it." And Holly said: "I love seeing older dogs doing correction, it's great."