These two just don't get along! Berkley the dog lived alone with her owners for two wonderful years. Then Kayla Doyle and her partner brought home the male Finn. Since then, Berkley’s enthusiasm for the new arrival has been limited, as this hilarious video shows.

Recently, Finn messed up the living‑room carpet.

The way his sister reacted has been causing tears of laughter ever since on TikTok.

Thanks to a pet camera, the entire "conversation" between the dogs was captured on video.

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In it, Finn zealously tries to undo the damage he caused.

He repeatedly claws at the rug, which is far from lying flat on the floor.

Meanwhile, Berkley doesn’t lift a paw to help her furry roommate at all.

"You're going to get in so much trouble," their owner wrote Berkley as "saying" via onscreen text.

Instead, she keeps giving the male dog an exceptionally judgemental look and ignores his pleas.

"I'm not helping you do anything," the female dog "tells" her brother. "I hope they put you up for adoption."

He, meanwhile, is desperately struggling to restore the rug to its original shape.

After a while, Finn has had enough.

He stands directly in front of Berkley, looks deep into her eyes, and stomps in frustration, seemingly begging his sister to finally do something useful.

But the cheeky female dog has other plans.

She prefers to play-attack Finn instead.

Talk about adding insult to injury! Or vice versa?

The helpless Finn only realizes that Berkley isn't going to do anything to aid him the moment she gets comfortable on the sofa.

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Eventually, the male dog gives up as well.

There’s also a spot for him on the other side of the couch, where he settles in.

While his companion buries her head in the cushions, exasperated, Finn takes a little break from the chaos.

"At least he knows he messed up," his owner comments dryly in the caption of the video.