Crazy for Booboo: Hilarious moment Chihuahua sings along to Gnarls Barkley hit and dog fans go wild over it
- Martin Gratton from Toronto, Canada, posted a video singing with his dog
- He realised his pet like to sing when it joined in with the national anthem
- The footage of Mr Gratton singing with Booboo was been viewed a million times
This is the amazing chihuahua who was been entertaining TikTok users by singing along to hits such as Gnarls Barkley’s hit Crazy.
Booboo, who is from Toronto, Canada, performs alongside his owner Martin Gratton, 22.
Fans of the dog have even compared his high notes with those of Ariana Grande.
Martin Gratton, pictured, from Toronto, Canada, was performing alongside his dog Booboo, a chihuahua, right
More than one million people have viewed footage Booboo’s duet since it was uploaded onto the internet on March 16.
According to the video, Mr Gratton kisses the dog’s head before asking it whether it is ready for the show.
Mr Gratton starts to sing before the dog begins to howl.
One fan asked: ‘Is that Ariana Grande?.’
Another suggested: ‘Omg, it’s just too much!! Love it!! She knows exactly what she’s saying!’
A third added: ‘Omg absolutely adorable.’
Commenting on his dog Mr Gratton said: ‘He really likes to sing and I think it’s really cute, so I had to share it with the world. Every time someone in my household starts singing, he can’t resist and automatically joins [in].
Mr Gratton said he was surprised by the reaction to his video featuring Booboo, his pet dog
Mr Gratton showed his dog some love before the performance
‘I have not trained my dog to react to it, it’s just natural for him.
‘The first time we realised he liked to sing, we were sitting in the living room watching a hockey game and the national anthem was starting.
Booboo started singing one day while the national anthem was playing before a hockey match
‘When the performer started singing, he joined in all of a sudden.
‘We were all really surprised and we were laughing so much.
‘Booboo doesn’t always react like that to songs, it honestly depends on the song but most of the time we end up with a little performance.
‘Some people think it is because it hurts his ears but even singing really low makes him sing.
‘He also gets super excited. You can tell that it doesn’t hurt him and he just really enjoys it.’
Mr Gratton said he and his mother cannot believe the reaction the video has had online.
He added: ‘My close friends are now used to it, but at first everyone just laughs.
‘It is so special and funny to see a dog singing and being so happy at the same time.’