Life at Twisted B Homestead is usually pretty peaceful, with dogs, cats, goats, cows and other animals sharing the property.
But one goat apparently has very strong opinions about where everyone is allowed to sit.
In a funny video shared by the homestead, the goat walks over and discovers his canine brother stretched out in what appears to be the goat’s favorite resting place.
The reaction is immediate.
The goat starts screaming at the puppy as if demanding that he move, while the dog barely seems to care about the noisy protest happening right beside him.
What makes the moment even funnier is that the goat manages to continue chewing on a leaf while throwing his dramatic tantrum.
For a moment, it looks like he might try to physically chase the puppy away. Instead, he mostly relies on his very loud voice to make his feelings known.
The puppy, meanwhile, remains remarkably calm.
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Viewers quickly began joking about what the goat was trying to say.
One commenter wrote, “All I hear is him yelling MOVEEEE!!!”
Another added, “The way he sounds like an adult man…”
So why do goats make noises that can sound surprisingly human?
Goats use vocalizations to communicate with one another and with people. They may bleat loudly when they are excited, frustrated, hungry, separated from other animals or simply trying to get attention.
In this case, the goat certainly appears to have gotten his message across.
Whether the puppy actually listened is another story.