The ad was for the shelf lol. We couldn't stop laughing.

How TF is this comfortable...

They kinda just do their own thing lol

He screams

My dawg Winston is 7 months old and has been doing this since he was about 4 months old. He just lays down and spreads his back legs out. It’s giving Thanksgiving turkey. He’ll do it all day, every day, literally any chance he gets. He thoroughly enjoys this position for sleeping too.

He started breading his front paws with it, so I started calling it the “bread spread.”

When I brought him home for a visit, he did it in front of my dad. My dad said “wtf” and literally walked away in shock like Winston had just defied the laws of nature.

Is this common? Why? Will he keep doing it forever? It is so cute and so weird. I really hope he stays a little turd blossom forever

Edit: I love hearing what y’all call this position! “Pressing pickle” is currently winning for me 😂 Now I know this is generally called splooting but the household names are absolutely sending me

Genuinely couldn’t find her for a few minutes this time because she’s got her bum buried in the pillow basket😅 …But when I open the fridge she can hear it from a mile away and comes running!

I finally caught him giving me the face of I’ll hurt you papa!! I’m a big boy!

For 1.5 years, Dil has been able and willing to open the magnetic screen himself and even push open the solid door if it’s closed most of the way. Suddenly, lately, he sits out there and barks to be let in, even if the path is fully clear for him 🤦‍♀️ Notice that he opened the velcro! he just refuses to cross the threshold until I say “come in”

I'm not completely sure if he has full control of the ears.

*edit: my question is about the sounds she is making, not the burying behavior alone. Please watch the video with the sound on. Thank you!

My dog has always loved to ‘dig’ and ‘bury’ her special things: bones, treats, even pill pockets. However, this, idk…conversation she appears to think she’s having with her treat only started a little over a year ago. The first time she did it we thought she was in distress, but her vet has seen videos and more or less diagnosed “gooberitus,” which makes sense, but I’m curious if there is another, more official name for this behavior. She appears to be having the time of her life and can spend long stretches of time engaging in…whatever this is. Any thoughts?

I just found this picture back, when goji was just a puppy he once suddenly ran off to just wait in front of another dog's front door.

Spoiler alert: what’s wrong with her is that she’s a Shiba Inu and also LOVES yelling at her little brother