Dogs react to owner's "kidnapping" and the internet can't stop laughing

Palm Beach, Florida – While dog owner Corey Moriarty must have been devastated by the results of the kidnapping test he gave his five canines, but social media users were tickled pink.

Husky Blue and golden retriever Maverick ignore the "kidnap." Their food is apparently far more important to them than their owner’s cries for help.   © Collage: Screenshots/TikTok/@mbluethesiberiann

In Corey's quirky video posted Tuesday, he tries to find out what his fur babies would do if someone broke into his home and tried to abduct him.

For test purposes, his wife, Emma, is disguised as a burglar, and to raise the stakes, Corey gave their dog's dinner right before the staged intrusion and kidnapping.

Husky Blue is up first in the video. When the "kidnapper" grabs his owner, he doesn't even seem to register that Corey is in distress.

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While Corey calls for help, the dog calmly eats his food. Only after the husky is finished does he glance over briefly.

Golden retriever Maverick is also more into food than rescue. The same is true of husky Titan.

Corey's youngest dog, the clueless golden retriever Goose, doesn't even flinch when his owner is pulled away.

Last up is golden retriever Bauer, who’s known for his vivacious energy. When Corey calls for help, the four‑legged friend eats even faster, then runs after him.

But as soon as Bauer reaches his human, it's unclear if the dog is trying to help Corey or wants to attack him too. When Emma stops playing the criminal, Bauer keeps pulling at his owner.

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It looks like these dogs are loyal to dinner.

The silly video is a hit! It boasts more than eight million views and about 500 000 likes after one day online.