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Golden Retrievers Left Alone for the First Time Wreak Havoc at Home

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Two golden retrievers named Bentley and Beau have gone viral after being left alone together for the first time—and what their owner returned to was pure chaos. TikTok user @patrizi_golden_boys shared the aftermath in a now-viral video that has racked up more than 223,000 views and 8,000 likes.

Video by @patrizi_golden_boys on TikTok

The footage opens with the caption, “When you leave your dogs home alone for the first time together and come back to this,” as the camera pans across a living room that looks like a storm passed through it. Debris is scattered across the floor, pillows tossed, and items overturned. Meanwhile, Bentley and Beau sit calmly in the wreckage, completely unfazed by the destruction they just caused.

“Tell me you have dogs without telling me you have dogs,” the owner quipped in the caption.

While the video sparked plenty of laughter online, it also led to a conversation about the challenges of leaving dogs home alone—especially for the first time. Many dog owners shared their own stories of coming home to chewed furniture, spilled trash, or even worse.

Video by @patrizi_golden_boys on TikTok

Experts agree that easing dogs into alone time is key. Dogs Trust recommends gradually increasing the time dogs are left alone and providing enrichment activities to reduce anxiety. PetMD suggests using chew toys, limiting access to tempting areas, and making sure dogs get enough exercise before you leave.

Crate training also came up frequently in the TikTok comments. The American Kennel Club supports crate training as a way to keep dogs safe and prevent unwanted messes when owners are away. A crate offers a secure, calming environment—especially for young or high-energy breeds like golden retrievers.

Commenters quickly jumped in to relate. “This is why our three-year-old goldens still use a crate,” said one viewer. “The golden teenager phase is not for the weak,” another joked. One commenter even claimed a break-in must have occurred, saying, “Be happy they left the dogs!”

Video by @patrizi_golden_boys on TikTok

While some pet owners manage without crates, others—especially those with mischievous pups—find it’s the best way to preserve their homes (and sanity). In Bentley and Beau’s case, their little adventure became a viral reminder of how unpredictable life with young dogs can be.

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This content was created with AI assistance and edited by the iHeartDogs team.

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