Dogs can get themselves into some pretty crazy situations. While we don’t always understand their antics, they certainly understand a lot about us. We’ve seen multiple videos captured by dog owners that prove this point.

In one video, a dog owner brings home the newest addition to the family, a human baby. The dog and baby meet for the very first time. The newborn baby is sleeping in the car seat which is setting on the ground. The dog could not be sweeter. This Shiba Inu reaches out her paw and gently rocks the car seat back and forth. Her instincts are spot on.

In another video, the owner of several Golden Retrievers is driving her beloved dogs home from the vet. They seem like they distrust her a little and are trying to hide. She talks to them, but they are nowhere to be seen…until she asks, “Who’s hungry.” The dogs’ timing is hilarious!

That brings us to yet another video about a dog and the vet, but this time the dog is on the way to the vet.

When Enzo the German Shepherd moved from to a northern state to a southern state his allergies were bothering him, so his owners took him to the vet for a check up.

This dog is certainly smart. His owners captured a video of Enzo’s reaction when their car arrives at the vet’s office. You can tell that he has been here before. The dog clearly knows what’s going on. Both his verbal whining and his body language make it clear that he would prefer to be pretty much anywhere else other than the vet’s office.

Some people commenting on the video are hilariously trying to guess what the dog is saying.

One person wrote, “You said we were going to the beach! You lied!”

Another person guesses, “I’ll be a good boy forever if we go home! Pwease!”

Summing up the dog’s reaction, one commenters wrote, “And just like that, the most fearsome guard dog can turn into a big baby…”

Watch Enzo’s reaction to the vet’s office for yourself in the video below.

While the dog may not enjoy going to the vet, it seems like the trip was worthwhile. In the long run, his allergies are not bothering him anymore.

If you have pets, do they know when they’re going to the vet? How do they react?