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Two Brothers on a Mission IG: UPK9LA

card updated Oct 14, 2026 · 13 clips parsed · following 0 · 705,200 likes total

Engagement6.76%normal range

Account summary

@packdynamics has 29,700 followers and 56 videos. Across the 13 parsed clips the average is 793,640 views and 50,899 likes. Engagement to views is 6.76%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−1.3 pp). Posts roughly 0.1 times a week. An average clip reaches 2672% of the follower count.

Followers
29.7K
−100 in period
Engagement
6.76%
−1.3 pp newer half
Average views
793.6K
median 35K
Likes per clip
50.9K
181 comments avg
Shares / saves
2.6K / 3.5K
0.44% of viewers save
Posting rate
0.1 / wk
reach 2672% of followers

Latest clips

13 collected
What do you think is happening? Green steps in after another dog begin — @packdynamics54.7K0:17What do you think is happening? Green steps in after another dog begins interacting with his sister. Is he protecting he5757354Would you call this pack regulation, correction, or something else? In — @packdynamics13.5K0:10Would you call this pack regulation, correction, or something else? In every pack, each dog brings something different.S2293511What you’re witnessing is a ritualized agonistic interaction a social  — @packdynamics1.1K0:38What you’re witnessing is a ritualized agonistic interaction a social negotiation where warnings, restraint, and role re47031Everyone assumes a new dog earns its place by fighting for it. In real — @packdynamics6.5K0:31Everyone assumes a new dog earns its place by fighting for it. In reality, it's negotiated. What you're witnessing is so1510511When dogs mount and nip, is it aggression... or education? Pack Dynami — @packdynamics17.9K0:57When dogs mount and nip, is it aggression... or education? Pack Dynamics Explained: Ritualized Conflict What looks like 1.3K20246160The video captures a complex sequence of instinctual pack behaviors th — @packdynamics1.2M1:09The video captures a complex sequence of instinctual pack behaviors that reflect the delicate balance of hierarchy and r63.5K4246.2K4.1KWhat's your dogs play style? In the canine world, play serves as a pro — @packdynamics22.8K0:49What's your dogs play style? In the canine world, play serves as a protound and instinctive ritual that goes far beyond 91910155102Scraping behavior: a fascinating link between wolves and dogs. Both wo — @packdynamics35K0:40Scraping behavior: a fascinating link between wolves and dogs. Both wolves in the wild and domestic dogs exhibit this in918108180Loose-Leash Walking and Redirection: This practice helps Ronald manage — @packdynamics21.9K1:00Loose-Leash Walking and Redirection: This practice helps Ronald manage his initial excitement, teaching him to stay clos927159272Agonistic Play Behavior: Initial rough play escalates into dominance-t — @packdynamics43.9K0:35Agonistic Play Behavior: Initial rough play escalates into dominance-testing and boundary-pushing among the puppies. Con1.1K323271In this pack, balance is everything. Watch how Luna steps in to keep M — @packdynamics1.2M0:29In this pack, balance is everything. Watch how Luna steps in to keep Max in line after he challenges Hamlet for the toy.33.8K1601.1K2KThis is known as social policing, a natural behavior in pack dynamics  — @packdynamics3.6M0:29This is known as social policing, a natural behavior in pack dynamics where a more confident dog helps regulate interact291.2K9707.8K19.8KToday, Hamlet wasn't in the mood for playful chaos. When Blue got too  — @packdynamics4.1M0:31Today, Hamlet wasn't in the mood for playful chaos. When Blue got too excited, Hamlet calmly stepped in, using a natural267K70517.6K18.6K

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 8.9% ER
Sep 15Nov 16Aug 1

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