Have you ever seen a singing dog? A recent post on social media has captured the same. The video was taken at the Blessing of the Animals at the Portland Grotto. It shows a dog hilariously joining the father for a choir session at the event. A page named @divine_phoebe has shared the adorable video of a Siberian Husky. The pup’s attempt at singing will end up leaving a smile on your face.
Dog’s vocal performance catches attention during the Blessing of the Animals
In the video, a dog’s singing wins hearts at the Blessing of the Animals in Portland Grotto. The owner in the comment section revealed that the dog is a Siberian Husky named Monti. During the event, the church father sings in a beautiful choir, but things take an interesting turn when the pup joins him as well by howling.
This action ends up leaving the audience chuckling. Soon, the father gets down from the stage while continuing his song. He proceeds to go near the canine to start an engaging duet. Monti howls to flaunt his skills to show the event needs a dog choir soloist.
The father smiles at his sweet gesture while the pooch howls loudly. Subsequently, the audience continues laughing at the canine’s unique talent display. A woman in the crowd also comments that they love Monti’s inclusion. Further, the dog barks, likely to tell the father to resume the choir. He barks adorably as if he is actually singing. As such, the father reciprocates his energy by resuming the song.
Monti responds through his barks and howls, proving his fondness for singing. We have often seen dogs, especially Huskies, howling after hearing songs or any type of music. Monti is one of those music-loving canines. “He definitely had a fun time singing along. That’s my baby boy Monti,” his paw parent wrote in the comments. Others also shared their thoughts, with one user writing, “I hope the soloist was credited on the program.” Another one said, “Looks like the pup knew all the words.”
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