A 2-year-old boy and his 6-year-old pet dog have gone viral after doing an adorable ‘howl off’ that got this tiny human giggling uncontrollably! It’s really so cute.
Taking Cute Videos

Photo credit: Alixandria Smith / Facebook
Just like most moms these days, 30-year-old Alixandria “Alix” Smith loves to take photos and videos of her 2-year-old son, Braxton Smith. There are also many occasions when she would take photos and videos of their 6-year-old husky, Boston. The two are the best of friends, with Boston not minding having a ‘baby brother’ when Braxton was born.
One day, little Braxton challenged Boston to a ‘howl off’ – and it was so cute that Mommy Alix quickly took a video.

Photo credit: Alixandria Smith / Facebook
“As he started to do it, I said, this is funny, and I started to record it. And they just kept doing it. I woke up the next day, and it had 20,000 views,” Alix said.
“When your 2 year old realizes he can speak Husky and they have their first conversation 😂❤️,” she wrote as caption on the YouTube video.

Photo credit: Alixandria Smith / Facebook
But the video quickly went viral, gaining over a million in one day and now has more than 5.4 million views on Facebook after just a week!
“He just does cute things. I’m his mom – of course I’m biased. I just posted it like any other video, and it kind of went viral,” Alix told Fox News.
“I think it’s awesome, though, because I think there’s just so much going on with coronavirus, politics and everything. So for everyone to get a smile and laugh looking at my dog and son, I’m totally okay with that. A little bit of happiness and cheer to the world.”
As for Braxton, he really thinks he knows how to talk husky now. LOL.

Photo credit: Alixandria Smith / Facebook
“He just thinks it’s the greatest thing on earth, getting the dog to talk back. So now it’s an everyday thing,” Alix added.
Watch the cute video here:
https://www.facebook.com/alixandria.waltersdelagandara/videos/10216131340817295/
What’s a Husky?
A husky is a breed of dog with a recognizable thickly furred double coat and distinctive markings. It has triangular ears and belongs to the Spitz genetic family.