Adorable Labradoodle named Dobby learns to respond to SPELLS from Harry Potter instead of traditional commands

A dedicated dog owner has trained her adorable labradoodle named Dobby to respond to Harry Potter spells as commands.

Audriana Li, from Toronto, Canada, has built a loyal following of more than 28,000 fans on TikTok by sharing clips of her magical mutt.

Recently, the content creator showed how three-year-old Dobby, named after the beloved house elf in the books, responds to fifteen phrases used as spells in the series.

Audriana, 33, uses terms like ‘expelliarmus’ to mean ‘dropping’ and ‘avada kedavra’ for ‘playing dead’ – with her labradoodle always following attentively.

In the unusual clip, which has been viewed more than 4.6 million times to date, Audriana wasted little time in putting Dobby to the test.

She used the phrase “go to Azkaban” to tell the puppy to get into his crate, as well as “accio” for “come” and “aguamenti” for “drink water.”

Next was ‘wingardium leviosa’ for ‘jump up’ and ‘protego’ to get Dobby to hide under her legs.

‘Relashio’ made Dobby move backwards, while ‘stupefy’ used to mean ‘lie down’.

But the theme assignments didn’t stop there.

Audriana used ‘immobolus’ to mean ‘stay’, ‘duro’ to mean ‘head down’ and ‘ascendio’ to mean ‘to go up the stairs’.

The spell list was completed with ‘confundus’ for ‘spider’ and ‘glisseo’ asa command to ‘jump over’.

Ouchdriana captioned the video: “So if Dobby reacts to Harry Potter spells, does that make him a wizard? ODoes that make me a witch who casts spells on my muggle dog?

‘I knew long before Dobby arrived that I would train my future dog with Harry Potter spells instead of regular commands.

“I love feeling like I have real magical powers every time I ask him to come, stay, or play dead.”

She continued to add “fun facts” about the spells she and her dog used.

“Accio (come/remember) was the first spell Dobby learned when he was eleven weeks old, and (my friend) Liam was actually the one who taught Dobby accio!”

“The intention was for Protego to stop, but the words ‘leave it’ come much more naturally from shouting out of my mouth when Dobby tries to eat rubbish on our walks, so we changed ‘protego’ to ‘stop’.”

“We tried ‘petrificus totalus’ for ‘stay’, but that was too big a mouthful for a commonly used command, so we settled on ‘immobulus’ (we’re now working on ‘petrificus totalus’ for ‘sit nice'”).

She continued: ‘Avada Kedavra is the most requested spell by people we meet in the world who learn that Dobby knows Harry Potter’s commands.

‘Go to Azkaban is my personal favorite. It makes me laugh every night when I send him to Azkaban and see him happily trot back into his crate!’

And dozens of viewers flocked to the comments to praise the breezy system.

One person wrote, “Girl this is the best thing I’ve ever seen,” and Audriana replied, “Thank you. We’re having fun with our training.’

Another person added, “This is such a millennial core and I love it.”

A third person commented: ‘This makes me stupid happy.’

‘OMG!!! I love this! Now I really HAVE to get a dog,” a fourth person added.

Another person wrote: ‘Azkaban is not a spell but I know what you mean lol.’

Other commenters shared stories about their dogs.

One person wrote: ‘I want to do that too, but my dogs don’t listen.’

Another commenter added: ‘IS IT TOO LATE TO CHANGE MY “PLAY DEAD” FROM “BANG BANG” TO THIS?’

A third person commented: ‘My dog’s name is Harry and I think he needs to learn some of these commands now.’

‘Your dog is so smart! My dog ​​wouldn’t even sit when I asked him to,” a fourth person added.

One person added: ‘How long did that take? Because one of them would have taken me years with my dog, so everyone, Jesus.’

Another person comically commented, “Well, I abandoned my dog.”