If you have children, you know that sometimes they annoy each other on purpose just for fun, and it turns out animals do the same thing. Watching it play out between these two dogs is cracking everybody up!

Beaker is a Golden Retriever who is completely fed up with one particular habit of her brother, a Bernese Mountain Dog named Bernoulli, and he knows it. He has a ‘spin move’ that drives her nuts, and since it clearly bothers her, he makes a point to do it even more when she’s around. Beaker tries everything to get him to stop, but that just seems to motivate him to keep going!

Parents everywhere can relate to this video and Bernoulli pestering Beaker on purpose! Their pawrents said in the caption, “That spin move makes Beaker lose her mind on Bernoulli. He knows spinning makes her crazy, and he does it probably once a day.
Siblings. Sigh.” We couldn’t have said it better ourselves!

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Funny Reactions to One Dog Annoying the Other

People were cracking up about both dogs’ reactions to each other and had some funny things to say about it. Like @reneeberquist, who shared, “I feel Beaker’s pain lol. I think all of us Berner owners have been ‘parkoured’ at some point LOL! Sweet Bernoulli has some serious moves!!” @jkmac added, “I love any video that incorporates The Office parkour bit, and it fits perfectly for these two!”

@photofrome joked, “Beaker is no match for a flying Bernoulli butt spin LOL!” Another commenter added, “Haha!! That’s such a Berner move!!!”

We cracked up and could relate when @my_best_shelfie_life shared, “As an older sister with a younger brother, I feel for Beaker!”

“Beaker doesn’t like Spinoulli,” said @zapatta2 and everybody agreed. Another commenter added, “No one enjoys being slapped in the face with Goober tail LOL!”

Just watching these two fighting, one playfully and one not playing, made us ready for a nap! We can’t imagine this happening at least once a day, but we’re sure glad their pawrents shared it!

This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Jan 28, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.