Viral Video Shows Woman Walking Dog On Two Legs Like ‘Angry Mom’: ‘Dogesh Bhai Ki Pitai Hogi Ab’

A mother’s love is truly unconditional and unmatched. Time and again, we see mothers going the extra mile to bring comfort and joy to their children. Recently, a video capturing a mother’s affection in a slightly

unusual yet relatable way surfaced online, bringing smiles to everyone who watched it.

In this sweet moment, the focus isn’t on a child but on a pet dog. The video shows how mothers care, guide, and even scold, regardless of who the recipient is. The scene has reminded viewers of their own childhood.

When Mom Means Business… Even For Dogs

The video, shared on X (formerly Twitter), shows a woman taking her pet dog back to her house, but it’s the way she does it that caught everyone’s attention. She holds the dog’s front legs in her hands, making the canine walk on its hind legs beside her.

The movement of the dog is strikingly similar to how a mother brings her child home when they don’t want to go back. The onlookers watch with surprise, but the woman walks on without paying attention to them. The dog walks calmly, almost guilty, as if it knows it did something wrong.

The caption shared along with the video reads, “Mom will be mom, no matter who you are.”

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Mom will be mom, No matter who you are pic.twitter.com/YPLhmOsTIr

— Bhumika (@sankii_memer) October 13, 2025

“Dogesh Is In Trouble” And Internet Can’t Stop Laughing

Since being shared, the video has gathered more than one lakh views. People couldn’t resist sharing their thoughts and memories in the comments section.

A social media user simply commented, “Maa toh maa hoti (A mother is always a mother).”

Another humorously said, “Maa ke pyaar ke samne Dogesh bhi shant ho jata hai (Even Dogesh becomes calm in front of a mother’s love).”

Many related the video to their childhood experiences as a viewer shared, “It’s me when I had a fight with someone in childhood,” while another added, “Lol, this used to normally mean ghar pe jum ke pitai hone wali hai (This usually meant a beating was waiting at home).”

Someone else remarked, “That’s so cute.”

“When she says, ghar chal tu aaj teri khair nahi (Come home, today you are in trouble),” an individual jokingly wrote.

Other fun remarks included “Dogesh bhai ka aatank ends here (Dogesh brother’s mischief ends here),” “Dogesh Bhai ne kya kaand kiya ki aunty ji naraaz hai (What mischief did Dogesh do that made aunty angry)”, and “Dogesh bhai ki pitai hogi ab (Now Dogesh will get a scolding).”

Raise your hand if you have ever been dragged home like this as a kid.