You could buy every fancy pet toy out there, and somehow, a hollow pipe still wins. Morgan, who shares her daily life via @morgan.bug, discovered that her Golden Retriever has a hilarious obsession with something called “tube toot.” You can see Penny losing her mind in the latest video, doing circles around her mom while she waits for the fun to begin. For Penny, that sound is basically a green light to go full chaos mode. The whole thing is just bizarre and hilarious, and the living room basically becomes a blur of dog fur.
Golden Retriever’s favorite game is ‘tube toot’ in video
The chaos kicks off the second Morgan steps back, tube in hand. She casually announces that this is her dog’s favorite game. Penny doesn’t need further explanation. She’s already bouncing around, jumping up and trying to grab the ‘instrument’ before it even makes any music. Once Morgan begins blowing through one end, the weird, trumpeting sound sends the pup into an immediate frenzy. She tears across the room, disappearing from the frame only to zoom back in from the other side. Every long honk or short chirp is a signal for another lap.
Penny treats the “tube toot” like a starting pistol at the track. As the sped-up footage plays, you can hear her heavy breathing mixed with Morgan’s laughter. All it really takes here is cardboard, time, and someone willing to make weird noises. This game has clearly become the highlight of playtime, with Morgan admitting the noise makes her dog “go CRAZY.”
Social media has fallen head over heels for this goofy pair, and the post has earned over 164,600 likes. One viewer joked that these aren’t just zoomies, but a specialized case of “tooties.” Another suggested the horn is actually a “call to battle” for the energetic pup.
Every pet is strange in their own way, and Penny’s horn-induced madness is top-tier entertainment. If anyone ever makes a show about dogs and their weirdest toys, Penny and her tube deserve the lead role.
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