If you have a favourite show, chances are you’ll know the theme tune off by heart.
The same goes for ‘Paddy’, a little Jack Russell, who absolutely adores the Channel 4 game show Countdown. The show is such a British staple that almost everyone in the UK can imitate the sound of the clock at the end of every challenge.
Paddy loves the show so much that he has gone viral for singing along in his own way. In a video, which has gained more than 92,000 likes, his owners are heard cackling with laughter as the dog howls every time the Countdown clock finishes ticking.
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(Image: 29dux/TikTok)
Dawn, who posts online as @29dux, shared a compilation of videos showing the dog excitedly waiting for his time to shine before letting out a loud howl. In the caption, she wrote: ” Paddy loves the Countdown tune.”
TikTok users took to the comments laughing at the bizarre clip as they were baffled by the pooch’s love of the TV show. One user said: “This is the best thing I’ve seen all day(it’s 8am)”
Another added: “Oml he’s the CUTEST,” while a third quipped: “I think he got a 9-letter word!” Meanwhile, a fourth said: “They should guest star him on 8 out of 10.”
Others took to the comments claiming their dogs do the same thing for different sounds. A viewer penned: “My dog does the same with Eastenders theme tune and the old TSB advert that used to be on the telly.”
Someone else wrote: “My dog howls to the Walking Dead tune.” A third added: “My Jack Russell howled to the one show theme tune.”
(Image: 29dux/TikTok)
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