Try as they might, some just aren’t really born to play music. Others get around to doing it with countless hours of practice, some are naturally born with it, but for the unlucky few… Well, it’s just too bad. Still, perseverance pays off.
Tucker is one such dog. He is one year and a half in this video and he practices three to four times a day playing the piano and singing. He never gets any better at it according to his humans. Poor Tucker.
He’s certainly got the passion for it. Just look at the way he jumps up to the piano, pressing a few keys to make sure his voice is on tune, before he goes all Freddie Mercury live on that thing. You’ve got to hand it to him, he tries his best.
Don’t press paws.
The white Schnoodle lets out a high pitched note, though a few octaves lower than the piano, just to make sure he’s got the feel of the song.
Tucker is Johann Sebastian Bark according to a viewer. And that bark is in… A minor? F sharp? Wait, it’s hard to tell. Thing is, he won’t be discouraged by the critics. Just like the many greats who have gone before him, he will accept all the harsh words until he makes it big just so he can look down on them and smile. Bark symphony.
He is a mix of the Schnauzer and the Poodle. This breed brings together all the wonderful attributes of both breeds in one compact body of affection and loyalty.There are a variety of colors with a coat that can be wavy and silky, or straight and silky, which is fine and soft to the touch.
They have happy faces and very affectionate temperaments which make them look like teddy bears.
Tucker has won the hearts of many viewers too!
“This white schnoodle is the most incredible dog ever. He is not only singing while playing, HE IS EMOTING! He feels the music and used his body to express this! I love hearing his operatic expressions each time I turn to You Tube.”
Schnoodles are active and energetic often described as “forever happy” dogs, making them perfect for families. But they need a lot of socializing and training as they tend to bark and are often wary of strangers. Intelligent but clingy, they are also known to suffer from separation anxiety. Like humans.
Not that Tucker has any issues being left alone.
He’ll just be working on his musical gifts, honing and polishing his piano skills along with that silky smooth voice giving the greats a run for their money. Watch out, David Foster!
“‘In spite of all his practicing, he really isn’t getting any better at it?’ How could he possibly get any better? This is pure and pristine perfection.”
Now THAT‘s a fan! Good job, tucker! Keep at it and ignore all the naysayers. All the legends have had their fair share of critics. They just don’t have your wonderful good looks and undeniable talent. And hopefully, you’ll win some lovely lady’s heart through song. Looking forward to the album too!
Click on the video below and bask in the fantastic performance of a very good boy named Tucker!
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Source: YouTube, lovetoknow, dogtime
