A patient pup hilariously shows an adorable pig how to master the doggy door. After several demonstrations from the canine, the little pig finally picked up the correct way to use the small entrance in the door. Watch the short but hilarious clip where the dog gives the pig several lessons on using the doggy door.

Animals are intelligent creatures, often more than most people would like to admit. How often have you put something away in a location you thought was out of your pet's reach, only to come back later to see that they still managed to get it anyway? Through their intelligence and creativity, that dog or cat devised a successful game plan to obtain that item despite the hurdles in their way. There’s a lot of truth to the old saying that where there’s a will, there’s a way.

However, as clever as some animals may be, some are smarter than others, or at least able to pick up things quicker. Sometimes, it takes a few attempts before a dog learns a new trick or figures out what a specific word said a particular way means. A clip posted on social media shows one animal teaching another a new trick. Hilariously, the one animal displays incredible patience even when their pupil has trouble learning the latest information at first.

The clip begins with the tiny pig approaching a swinging doggy door. Apparently, the canine had just entered the house, but the pig seemed confused about what to do. Moments later, the dog returns to check on the pig and the reason for the hesitation.

To show the pig how to use the small door properly, the dog demonstrates its proper use several times. It quickly goes back and forth, in and out of the door, with the pig watching closely. When that doesn’t work, the dog starts to tap on and guide the pig through the door. Then, at that point, the pig understands what it must do to use the doggy door and enters the house.

We all need a little help and understanding at times. 

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”