Proud Zulu Woman Trains Her Jack Russel to High-Five Her in TikTok Video With Over 700K Views

Proud Zulu Woman Trains Her Jack Russel to High-Five Her in TikTok Video With Over 700K Views

  • A lady shared how she worked hard to get her pet dog to give her a high five
  • In the video, the cute pup jumps up and gives her owner two of the best high fives at one time
  • Netizens regaled each other about the challenges of training their dogs
  • The dog owner it took a while for her to grasp the concept of the training

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A woman's Jack Russell high-fives her in a video
A young lady took time to teach her dog a new trick. Image: @anesipho_mhlongacala
Source: TikTok

A Zulu woman reaped the fruits of her labour when her dog high-fived her.

The woman indicated this was not a once-off moment but required dedication and consistency.

Netizens flocked to share their experiences training their dogs to do various things, and some comments were hilarious.

A Zulu woman teaches her dog how to high five

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@anesipho_mhlongacala posted the adorable video of her and her fur baby, Coco, a cute Jack Russell. In the video, the beautiful pup successfully high-fives her owner twice before being given a comfy pillow to rest after her intense high-five session. Her caption pointed out that training was not at all easy for them.

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"Training is not for the weak."

The Jack Russell Terrier Club of America advised that Jack Russells should be trained as early as eight weeks. The owner must also be consistent and use positive reinforcements. Owners are also advised to teach their dogs bed manners and assert themselves as the household leader.

Dog owner told Briefly News how long it took for dog to learn to high-five

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@anesipho_mhlongacala told Briefly News that it took a while for her dog to listen.

"The most difficult thing was that she would get distracted while I was training her. The most rewarding thing was when she remembered the things I taught her. She's still learning, though," she said.

Watch the video here:

Dog lovers swoon over puppy's newly-learned trick

Netizens who loved dogs could not help but gush over the cute canine in the comment section.

Yenayedwa asked:

"Please buy me a dog?"

Miss Thuli shared her story.

"We trained our dogs to bite when someone says v**tsek."

Susu remarked:

"I think mine is deaf."

Carol exclaimed:

"What's going on here in South Africa? Dogs and kids are doing the same things."

Tshegofatso Sello asked for tips.

"Tell me your secret, girl. My bunny runs around and eats the whole day!"

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Dog owner puts her pet on her back for being too busy

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a woman tired of her overactive dog put it on her back.

The lady took a towel and piggybacked her dog to keep it from disturbing her from doing housework.

South Africans remarked that the dog might one day decide to relieve itself on its owner's back.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za

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