Owner Reveals How Their 'Lover and Hater' Dogs Manage To Co-Exist

A social media video of a dog owner sharing how her two dogs, who have entirely different personalities, co-exist has entertained thousands of users across the Internet.

The viral video, which has been viewed more than 400,000 times since it was first shared to TikTok on October 12, captured pet siblings Rocky and Mo showing off their diametrically opposite personality traits.

Raising two dogs with equally strong characters is no easy feat, and the pets' owner Cassie Aubrey opened up to Newsweek about the reality behind the viral moment.

"We found Rocky as a pup tied to a fire hydrant! He's passionate about fetch and human cuddles but he values his personal space around other dogs. He's an eight-year-old border collie and heeler crossbreed," Aubrey said.

"Mo, on the other hand, is affectionate and loving. She's a 5-month-old borzoi puppy and she's still learning about boundaries!"

Aubrey went on to joke that Mo is much better at "sit" than "leave your brother alone."

Aubrey said the clip is a quintessential 'Rocky and Mo moment': Mo always loves to cuddle and kiss Rocky who's always trying to tell him to back off.

The dog mom said Rocky frequently tries to reject his sibling's advances by turning his nose up at him and growling while showing his teeth. To soothe the anxious pup, Aubrey tells him that it's okay to move, after which he usually strolls off leaving Mo on his own to "ponder inter-canine etiquette."

"There's never a dull moment in our house with the dogs that have such huge personalities! We love to share the joy they bring with the world on social media."

Aubrey, Rocky, Mo, a Chihuahua named Squish who's not seen in the video live in Utah.

What Do the Comments Say?

Since it was shared to the social media platform on October 12 by @CassTrill, the TikTok post has been liked by over 72,000 users and commented on more than 200 times.

"This is actual video of my husband trying to be nice to me. I also just get up and move," one user wrote.

Another user commented: "I need more Mo content."

The TikTok post can be seen here.

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