An adorable Dachshund puppy named Rheo has been in his new home for just one week, but he’s already making it clear that he plans to run the entire household. And with five older Dachshund siblings showing him the ropes, this tiny troublemaker is learning fast!

In a hilarious video shared by @TheDachshundPack, Rheo’s family gives viewers a look at his first week at home. While some puppies need time to settle into unfamiliar surroundings, Rheo appears to have skipped the adjustment period entirely.

The little pup is already barking, digging, munching on his favorite treats and burrowing under blankets like a seasoned professional. In other words, he’s mastered just about everything Dachshunds are famous for!

One of the cutest moments shows Rheo happily crunching away on his food, seemingly convinced that every meal is the most important event of the day. His tiny chewing sounds are so adorable that viewers couldn’t help commenting on them.

“His chew crunches are so adorable,” one person gushed.

But don’t let that sweet little face fool you. Rheo has also discovered the joy of digging, and no patch of dirt appears safe from his tiny paws. He’s even started practicing his bark, which experienced Dachshund owners know can quickly become a full-time hobby.

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And when he’s finally worn himself out from all that hard work? Rheo knows exactly what to do. He disappears into a cozy pile of blankets, embracing the Dachshund tradition of turning every soft surface into a personal hideaway.

With five fellow Dachshunds in the family, Rheo certainly has plenty of teachers. Although judging by his progress, he might soon be giving the older dogs a few lessons of his own.

It’s hard to believe this little guy has only been home for seven days. He’s already eating like a champion, digging like a professional and acting as though he owns the place.

At this rate, Rheo won’t just be fitting in with the pack. He’ll be running it!

And something tells us his family wouldn’t have it any other way.

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