There are dogs who enjoy visiting grandma’s house, and then there are dogs who act like they legally belong there now. Brew, the fluffy Golden Retriever from @brewthegoldenn, has the internet crying laughing after refusing to leave grandma’s house so dramatically that dad had no choice but to physically carry him to the car. And Brew looked completely convinced this was unfair treatment.
Dog’s love for grandma is undeniable, as he doesn’t want to leave her house
The video opens outside grandma’s beautiful house just as Brew’s dad carries him out in both arms while mom films nearby from beside the car. Grandma stands sweetly at the front door, waving goodbye, while Brew looks absolutely crushed that this visit is apparently ending.
The in-video text explains everything perfectly: “POV: you refuse to leave Grandma’s house so you have to be carried out.” Dad even grabs one of Brew’s front paws to wave it back at her as they walk down the driveway. The reluctant canine just hangs there looking thoroughly unamused by the situation.
Retrievers are usually famous for being eager to please. However, their stubborn side definitely appears when extra pampering and love from grandma are on the line. Brew becomes dead weight, offering zero cooperation as they get closer to the vehicle, while mom turns the camera back to show grandma still waving from her doorway.
The internet is completely obsessed with this hilariously spoiled lifestyle. In the caption, Brew’s mom jokingly explains his logic by writing, “she’s prettier and richer than my mom so.” Viewers took to the comments section to defend the pup’s dramatic behavior. One fan joked that the smart dog feels zero guilt about trying to stay at grandma’s giant, castle-like house. Another person pointed out that the estate is beautiful, so going home feels like a big downgrade.
The video already picked up more than 11.6k likes in just one day, which feels about right for this level of grandma devotion.
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