In a viral video shared on TikTok, Adair and Darrell can be seen having one of their Connect 4 sessions. Darrell picks up the pieces, chews them a bit while he is tinkering with his next move, and then expertly slides them to the appropriate place.

“He may be “just a dog,” but he’s the one who plays Connect 4 with me when I want to escape the world for a bit,” it says in the text placed across the video, which received close to 4 million views.

Other TikTok users were amazed at Darrell’s abilities and hoped that he managed to win or that Adair would at least let him have it.

“please tell us you let him win,” one TikToker commented.

“you better let him win,” another added.

Adair later explained in the comments that sometimes she lets Darrell win, and other times, the dog lets her get a win. She also shared several follow-up videos showing more of their playtime.

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In the clip, a user named Lupita Reynosa captured her boyfriend admiring an artwork hanging on the wall. However, it becomes quickly clear that the artwork in question is actually a piece of battered and scratched wood plank created by the man’s dog.

While Reynosa can’t contain her laughter over the whole situation, her boyfriend is completely serious and even points out that the canine worked “four years” on the piece.

“POV: your boyfriend turns the dog’s destruction into art,” Reynosa wrote in the text placed in the video.

The video quickly got more than 1.5 million views, while a lot of TikTok users actually liked the artwork.

“honestly it does look pretty good for wall decor lol,” one TikToker wrote in the comments section.

“don’t need to search for art appraisals to know this is priceless,” Google’s official social media team added.

A lot of commenters also proposed that the dog gets his signature done on the artwork in the form of a plaque or paw signature.

“Oh it needs a black paw print in the corner to tie it together,” @_nickineverland commented.

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In a viral video shared on TikTok, Adair and Darrell can be seen having one of their Connect 4 sessions. Darrell picks up the pieces, chews them a bit while he is tinkering with his next move, and then expertly slides them to the appropriate place.

“He may be “just a dog,” but he’s the one who plays Connect 4 with me when I want to escape the world for a bit,” it says in the text placed across the video, which received close to 4 million views.

Other TikTok users were amazed at Darrell’s abilities and hoped that he managed to win or that Adair would at least let him have it.

“please tell us you let him win,” one TikToker commented.

“you better let him win,” another added.

Adair later explained in the comments that sometimes she lets Darrell win, and other times, the dog lets her get a win. She also shared several follow-up videos showing more of their playtime.

The post Viral TikTok Video Shows Pet Owner Playing Connect 4 With Her Dog appeared first on TheBlogoPedia.

In the clip, a user named Lupita Reynosa captured her boyfriend admiring an artwork hanging on the wall. However, it becomes quickly clear that the artwork in question is actually a piece of battered and scratched wood plank created by the man’s dog.

While Reynosa can’t contain her laughter over the whole situation, her boyfriend is completely serious and even points out that the canine worked “four years” on the piece.

“POV: your boyfriend turns the dog’s destruction into art,” Reynosa wrote in the text placed in the video.

The video quickly got more than 1.5 million views, while a lot of TikTok users actually liked the artwork.

“honestly it does look pretty good for wall decor lol,” one TikToker wrote in the comments section.

“don’t need to search for art appraisals to know this is priceless,” Google’s official social media team added.

A lot of commenters also proposed that the dog gets his signature done on the artwork in the form of a plaque or paw signature.

“Oh it needs a black paw print in the corner to tie it together,” @_nickineverland commented.

The post Man Decides to Turn His Dog’s “Destruction” into Art appeared first on TheBlogoPedia.