Dachshunds are known for being a vocal breed, but did you know they have excellent singing skills, too?

A video shared on TikTok in August by @jaaaashua, shows a female dachshund resting in her doggy bed when her owner puts music on loudspeaker, and she does something incredible.

"Alexa play 'Tennessee Whiskey' by Chris Tapleton," the poster can be heard saying before the country song starts playing and the wiener dog immediately starts singing along, perfectly emulating the musician.

"The first note is all she needs," her owner explains in a caption shared with the hilarious video.

It's not uncommon for dogs to bark or howl along music, but what makes them do that? According to science, it's in their genes.

The American Kennel Club (AKC), explains that the main reason why some dogs howl is their connection to their ancestors, the wolves, who use howling to communicate with each other.

"They do it to let other pack members know where they are or to warn off other animals encroaching on their territory," the website says.

Canines also have a sense of pitch and can howl on different notes, and because they can pick up higher frequencies than us, they may be howling along to something you can't even hear.

The video quickly went viral on social media, getting viewers from across TikTok. It has so far received over 1 million views and 176,100 likes on the platform.

One user, Pepper, commented: "Gurl!! I feel the same way when I hear this song!!! Ask dad to check out the Teskey Brothers!! Man o man!!"

Jess Richardson said: "My dog does this but with The Spins by Mac Miller, so freaking cute."

Southerngirlatheart wrote: "I was having a bad morning but this is all I needed to cheer me up!!"

Another user, Megan Lara, commented: "Oh that's me to baby girl. Hubs knows that's the panty dropper song."

MommaK said: "And....my Alexa is now playing Tennessee Whiskey. My dog is laying right by the speaker and didn't flinch. She is defective."

Michelle Gibbs949 added: "My dog goes bonkers when she hears 'Good Ones' by Gabby Barrett. It's my ringtone for my husband and if she hears it she jumps on me."

Newsweek reached out to jaaaashua for comment via TikTok chat. We could not verify the details of the case.

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