These two Mini Dachshund sisters seem to enjoy mealtime more when they eat together. A playful Instagram video shows the sisters ignoring their own bowls and sharing the same pink food bowl. The two dogs stand close together and happily eat from one dish.
Dogs eat together from one food bowl at a time despite having separate bowls
The scene becomes even funnier when one sister eventually moves toward another bowl, with the other following along. Their matching determination to stay together makes it clear that, for these two, eating seems to be just another activity they need to experience as a pair.
The video begins with both dogs focused on the same bowl despite having separate dishes available nearby. They stand shoulder to shoulder as they eat, seemingly unconcerned about the extra bowl sitting within reach.
Their owner captures the amusing routine with the text, “They’re so funny, they both have their own bowls but insist on eating from the same bowl.” The sisters later move toward another part of their feeding station, prompting the playful caption, “Time to move on to the next bowl.” Even then, they continue sticking close to each other.
The video labels one of the dogs the “Side eye queen.” The dogs appear on the Instagram account @momoka.tsuki, which introduces them as Momoka & Tsuki, a pair of Mini Dachshund sisters living in Orange County, California. The account’s bio identifies Momoka as a chocolate-and-cream Mini Dachshund, born on May 5, 2025, while Tsuki is listed as an Isabella dapple Mini Dachshund, born on March 17, 2026.
The sisters’ refusal to eat separately quickly won over viewers, who found their shared-bowl routine impossible not to love. One user wrote, “stoppppp this is too cute.” Another commented, “This is so adorable and melts my heart.” One viewer added, “So precious. Sharing is caring.” Another praised the setup, writing, “The pet station is a whole mood! Love it!” One viewer commented, “We see nothing wrong here.” With two bowls available but one clearly more appealing, Momoka and Tsuki seem to have their own rule.
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