Adorable yet surprisingly effective dog training is going viral. A fresh “freeze” (inspired by Korea’s ‘eoreum-ttaeng’ freeze-tag game) routine for dogs is drawing major attention, after a March 23 upload on the KBS Enter YouTube channel caught viewers’ eyes.
In the video, the female guardian uses a tray to neatly separate space for her pet, Dongdong, showing a simple, efficient way to set boundaries at home. The scenes balance bonding with playful training, making the process fun for both dog and human.
One viewer commented, “Dongdong is so smart—he understands his owners’ space and, thanks to this ‘freeze’ training, goes to his designated spot. Teacher Min-hyuk is the best!” The approach is quickly becoming a popular way to strengthen the pet–guardian relationship.
The key takeaway this episode: through the freeze-style routine, Dongdong learns his own space and communicates better with his guardian. Compared to earlier segments, the method appears more advanced—another reason it’s trending—and you can feel the production team’s effort to capture it clearly.
According to related reports, the training was led by expert Choi Min-hyuk, while the guardian—who has steadily built rapport with Dongdong—played a crucial role in its success.