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Newsweek
2 days ago
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- Newsweek
Woman Plays with Neighbor's Deaf Puppy—Can't Cope with Bark: 'Doesn't Know'
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A deaf puppy's attempt to bark has left thousands of viewers swooning after a video of her went viral on TikTok. Hannah Holmes (@holmessweethomie) shared footage of her neighbor's deaf dog trying to bark for a frisbee. In the clip, the puppy opens her mouth and gestures as if barking, but no sound comes out. The video has garnered 177,000 likes and 707,800 views on TikTok. "My neighbor's puppy can't hear, and at first I didn't know what she was doing. Then, I realized she's silent barking because she doesn't KNOW she isn't making any sound. This silent puppy bark has got to be the cutest puppy-thing EVER!" Holmes captioned the post. The gray puppy repeatedly makes silent barking motions until a high-pitched squeak finally escapes her mouth. "There it is. You made sound! You made sound!" Holmes cheers in the background. While the moment is undeniably heart-melting, caring for a deaf dog requires special training methods and attention. According to guidance from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, deaf dogs are just as capable of living full and happy lives as hearing dogs. They can be trained effectively using visual signals like hand gestures, along with touch cues. Owners are encouraged to create routines that rely on consistency and positive reinforcement to help build trust and communication. Many people wonder whether deaf dogs can actually bark. The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors explains that they absolutely can. In fact, some deaf dogs may bark more than hearing dogs because they can't hear themselves and may not realize how loud they are. Barking is still a natural behavior for deaf dogs, and while the tone or volume may differ, their need to vocalize remains. TikTok viewers were quick to share their own stories and reactions. "My mom is deaf. Two of her dogs (which were hearing) would not audibly bark when she gave the speak command. they would just pretend. it was hilarious," said one user. "I expected it to be cute and it was cuter," said another. "She's like 'I've seen other dogs doing this,'" added Whitney. A stock image showing a gray dog barking. A stock image showing a gray dog barking. Madelein_Wolf/iStock / Getty Images Plus "We have a blue heeler just like that who's deaf too and she barks AT TOP VOLUME. Scares my soul right outta my body when she does it randomly for some imagined invader," said Jules. "My dog does this too but can hear. We call them her hap-haps," wrote Joanna. "Our blue heeler does the silent barks, but it's cos she knows she not supposed to bark inside, so it's her loophole," shared another dog owner. "My dog is deaf (old age) and he doesn't know he's the loudest sound in the entire neighborhood when he barks," another TikToker added. "My blind heeler has the opposite problem. She thinks no one else can see either so she must bork loudly, she used to never bark when she could see LOL," one user chimed in. Newsweek reached out to @holmessweethomie for comment via TikTok. We could not verify the details of the case. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
USA Today
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Queen Camilla shares first photo of her 'mischievous' new dog
Queen Camilla shares first photo of her 'mischievous' new dog Show Caption Hide Caption Queen Camilla misses Qatar visit; Kate Middleton steps in Queen Camilla is unable to attend the welcome ceremony for the Emir of Qatar's state visit to the UK, leaving the King to host alongside the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton. unbranded - Entertainment Meet the new royal doggy. Queen Camilla, 77, posed with her new rescue dog Moley in a photo shared on May 18 by the British royal family. "Meet mischievous Moley," read the caption of the picture shared on the royal family's official Instagram account, which described Moley as the queen's "new much-loved canine companion." Camilla adopted Moley from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, the nonprofit of which she is a patron. The organization is dedicated to "rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming animals," according to its website. Camilla previously confirmed in February that she "just got a new" rescue dog named Moley, who was eight weeks old at the time, in a video shared on X by Daily Mail editor Rebecca English. King Charles, Queen Camilla's 20th anniversary: See their relationship through the years "Looks just like a mole," she quipped. In November, Camilla confirmed the death of her dog Beth, whom she adopted from Battersea in 2011. An Instagram post, which shared photos of Beth with Camilla and King Charles III through the years, said the dog "brought such joy, whether on walkies, helping on official duties, or curled up by the fire." In a comment on Instagram at the time, Battersea thanked Camilla for "giving Beth the most wonderful life and for always supporting rescue." Queen Camilla to miss parts of Qatar state visit event due to chest infection Camilla also has a rescue dog named Bluebell. In 2023, she honored her dogs Bluebell and Beth by wearing a coronation dress that had two Jack Russell terriers embroidered on it, according to People magazine. King Charles, meanwhile, also has a dog named Snuff. On Monday, Camilla was scheduled to visit a garden in London that is "designed with dogs in mind," according to the royal family. The garden will have the names of Bluebell, Moley and Beth, as well as Charles' dog Snuff, inscribed on a path. Charles' late mother and predecessor, Queen Elizabeth II, was famously a lover of dogs and according to the American Kennel Club owned more than 30 Pembroke Welsh Corgis during her lifetime. After her death, The Kennel Club, a nonprofit based in London, remembered Elizabeth as "one of the most dog loving monarchs in history."
IOL News
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- IOL News
Even Royals rescue: Queen Camilla's reveals her adopted pup Moley's first pubic photo
Queen Camila has revealed the first public photo of her new adopted dog, named Moley. In a world where countless dogs need loving homes, Queen Camilla set a regal example by choosing adoption over purchasing pedigrees. Her latest canine companion, Moley, a rescue from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, highlights the joy and companionship that adopted pets can bring. Moley, a mixed-breed puppy with an endearing resemblance to a mole, was introduced to the public in a heartwarming photograph released ahead of the Chelsea Flower Show. In the image, the young pup stands proudly on a wooden chair, sporting a red and blue collar, her oversized ears adding to her cuteness. Born on Boxing Day at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, Moley was adopted by Queen Camilla in February, shortly after the loss of her beloved Jack Russell Terrier, Beth. Beth, also a rescue from Battersea, had been a cherished member of the royal household until her passing due to an untreatable tumour.
Scottish Sun
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Queen seen with new pet dog ‘mischievous Moley' for first time after Camilla adopted rescue puppy from charity
Camilla had picked Moley's sweet name due to her resemblance to a certain animal PRINCE POOCH Queen seen with new pet dog 'mischievous Moley' for first time after Camilla adopted rescue puppy from charity Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) QUEEN Camilla has shared a fresh gorgeous picture with her new pet dog Moley for the first time since adopting her from a rescue centre. The Queen got the "mischievous" pooch from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London around three months ago. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Queen Camilla has shared a sweet picture of her newly adopted dog Moley Credit: instagram/@theroyalfamily 3 The pooch, around 20 weeks old, was adopted from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home earlier this year Credit: Buckingham Palace 3 Camilla wanted to get another dog following the tragic death of her beloved Jack Russell Terrier Beth (pictured) in November last year Credit: Getty Camilla wanted another dog after her beloved Jack Russell Terrier Beth, who also came from the same charity, died aged 13 in November last year. Moley, now around 20 weeks old, has been seen for the first time after Camilla shared a cute snap of her alongside the pooch ahead of a visit by the royal to the Dog Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday. In the sweet picture, Camilla, donning a summery dress, can be seen holding Moley in her arms as she sits in a garden space. The post on The Royal Family's Instagram page was captioned: "Meet mischievous Moley, The Queen's new much-loved canine companion who was recently adopted from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, where Her Majesty is Patron. "Tomorrow, The Queen will visit The Royal Horticultural Society and BBC Radio 2 Dog Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show." Buckingham Palace also shared a second adorable picture of Moley standing tall on a wooden chair, with her ears perked up. The Queen had jokingly revealed in February, while on a visit to a museum in Canterbury, Kent, how she had chosen Moley's name. Speaking to a fellow dog owner, she said: 'I've just got a new puppy, she's eight weeks old.' When asked what breed Moley was, Camilla laughed: 'A bit of everything. 'It's a rescue dog. It's called Moley — it looks just like a mole.' King Charles and Camilla spotted in matching tartan outfits as they mark 20th wedding anniversary at church service Moley was born on Boxing Day to a Jack Russell mum and unknown dad at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. Camilla has served as a patron for the animal rescue charity since 2016, succeeding the late Queen Elizabeth II. In addition to adopting Beth and Moley, Camilla also adopted her Jack Russell Terrier Bluebell from the same charity in 2012. After Beth was put down last year, the King told TV star Amanda Holden at the Royal Variety Performance that they had planned to get a new dog. On Monday, the Queen will attend RHS Chelsea Flower Show and visit a special Dog Garden. In the Instagram post which shared Moley for the first time, the family explained: "The garden, designed with dogs in mind, features grass areas for dogs to enjoy and a large tree providing shade. "The brick paths are inscribed with the names of dogs belonging to Radio 2 presenters and RHS ambassadors, as well as Monty Don's beloved dog Ned, to reflect the special place dogs hold in the nation's hearts and gardens. "The names of The Queen's adopted Jack Russell Terrier, Bluebell and her new puppy, Moley will feature on the path, alongside that of her much loved dog Beth, who passed away last year. "The name of The King's dog, Snuff, is also included on the path. The Garden for Dogs will live on after RHS Chelsea, at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home."
The Irish Sun
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Queen seen with new pet dog ‘mischievous Moley' for first time after Camilla adopted rescue puppy from charity
QUEEN Camilla has shared a fresh gorgeous picture with her new pet dog Moley for the first time since adopting her from a rescue centre. The Queen got the "mischievous" pooch from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London around three months ago. 3 Queen Camilla has shared a sweet picture of her newly adopted dog Moley Credit: instagram/@theroyalfamily 3 The pooch, around 20 weeks old, was adopted from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home earlier this year Credit: Buckingham Palace 3 Camilla wanted to get another dog following the tragic death of her beloved Jack Russell Terrier Beth (pictured) in November last year Credit: Getty Camilla wanted another dog after her beloved Jack Russell Terrier Beth, who also came from the same charity, Moley, now around 20 weeks old, has been seen for the first time after Camilla shared a cute snap of her alongside the pooch ahead of a visit by the royal to the Dog Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday. In the sweet picture, Camilla, donning a summery dress, can be seen holding Moley in her arms as she sits in a garden space. The Read More on Royals "Tomorrow, The Queen will visit The Royal Horticultural Society and BBC Radio 2 Dog Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show." Buckingham Palace also shared a second adorable picture of Moley standing tall on a wooden chair, with her ears perked up. The Queen had jokingly revealed in February, while on a visit to a museum in Canterbury, Kent, Speaking to a fellow dog owner, she said: 'I've just got a new puppy, she's eight weeks old.' Most read in Royals When asked what breed Moley was, Camilla laughed: 'A bit of everything. 'It's a rescue dog. It's called Moley — it looks just like a mole.' King Charles and Camilla spotted in matching tartan outfits as they mark 20th wedding anniversary at church service Moley was born on Boxing Day to a Jack Russell mum and unknown dad at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. Camilla has served as a patron for the animal rescue charity since 2016, succeeding the late Queen Elizabeth II. In addition to adopting Beth and Moley, Camilla also adopted her Jack Russell Terrier Bluebell from the same charity in 2012. After Beth was put down last year, at the Royal Variety Performance that they had planned to get a new dog. On Monday, the Queen will attend RHS Chelsea Flower Show and visit a special Dog Garden. In the Instagram post which shared Moley for the first time, the family explained: "The garden, designed with dogs in mind, features grass areas for dogs to enjoy and a large tree providing shade. "The brick paths are inscribed with the names of dogs belonging to Radio 2 presenters and RHS ambassadors, as well as "The names of The Queen's adopted Jack Russell Terrier, Bluebell and her new puppy, Moley will feature on the path, alongside that of her much loved dog Beth, who passed away last year. "The name of The King's dog,
