This sweet pup’s spot-on cow impression is both adorable and hilarious. It’s pretty amazing how much this dog sounds like a cow. Check out this short clip that will leave you amazed and hysterically laughing.

Many animals make unique and very distinct sounds. Generally, the noises generated by those creatures are not replicated and recreated by any other animal. Or that has typically been the case, anyway. Those specific sounds they make have become how we identify and classify them.

One of the first things a young child learns is the noise a cat, dog, chicken or any other familiar animal makes. After the child is asked about the noise an animal makes, they will generally answer by making a similar noise. However, that task may have gotten much more complicated because of what one sweet dog can make.

In the clip posted on social media, the cute, furry, four-legged creature is enthusiastically asked by the woman behind the camera about the sound cows generally make.

“What does the cow say?” the woman asks her canine friend. “Say moo!”

The dog happily and enthusiastically responds to the woman’s question. It proceeds to replicate a sound that typically comes from the large, black-and-white animal.

The dog’s cow impression is so charming and hilarious and, at the same time, spot-on. If you weren’t watching the video and only listening to it, you would probably believe that you were hearing a cow and not a dog doing his best version of a cow’s sound.

Not only does the dog sound like a cow, but it is even dressed like those field-grazing critters. The pup sports the cutest pair of horns and ears you’ve ever seen, which very much look like that of a cow.

What a sweet and laugh-out-loud clip! If this precious dog ever got tired of being a canine and wanted to try out being a cow for whatever reason, it would probably have no problem fitting in with the other cows.

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.”