We’ve got to admit that watching dogs get unreasonably upset about something silly is hilarious. (As long as they’re not endangering themselves or others, that is!) But we haven’t seen a dog get rage-baited quite like this one in a recent TikTok video. The video comes from @kylothemaniacdog1, a very appropriate username for an account that primarily features this dog.
The 15-second-long clip is captioned, “POV: your dog has crazy beef with rear windshield wiper.” The video starts with the dog in the back seat of a car, looking forward and relatively calm. Until the car’s driver activates the rear windshield wiper, sending Kylo into an absolute attack mode. The dog moves incredibly fast to the rear windshield to try to kill the wiper. He chases it back and forth very violently, scratching and biting at the car’s back door and rear windshield.
“POV: Your Dog Has Crazy Beef With the Windshield Wiper”
When the driver stops the windshield wiper, it’s too late. Kylo remains very agitated and continues to bite and bark at the windshield wiper, even though it’s turned off. And that’s how the short video concludes. Not surprisingly, the video has racked up millions of views and hundreds of thousands of likes and comments.
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Most of the most popular comments focus on what it must be like to be in the car behind Kylo’s, watching him go absolutely crazy. There is a car closely behind Kylo’s, as it appears they’re stopped in traffic or at a stoplight. Unfortunately, we cannot see the people in that car’s reaction.
“My German Shepherd feels the same way about cyclists,” @R1Lexi commented on the video. “Good thing he didn’t overreact,” added @Ciara. And @M might’ve had the closest comment to what we were thinking: “Dude, I would cry laughing if I saw this in front of me.” Oh, we would definitely crack up laughing if we saw that sort of rage over such a silly thing directly in front of us.
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This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Dec 17, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.