We’re all here for this dog that can’t be bothered moving – the only 5 comments you need
It’s been too hot, it’s been too rainy whilst still being too hot, the news has been a constant barrage of shittiness, and we’ve all had a lot to cope with, so would anybody blame us if we just downed tools and chilled for a while? Probably, yes, but that’s because we’re not this dog, demonstrating her right to peaceful protest – protesting against being expected to walk, that is.
Not EVERYTHING is bad.
Like this dog I met yesterday who did NOT want to walk anymore.
She is good! pic.twitter.com/ULPj6LKpvK
— Steph Haberman (@StephLauren) August 4, 2019
Digital strategist Steph Haberman‘s tweet has been retweeted over 24,000 times and has over three million views, and we totally get it. It’ll be a while before we see anything else this relatable.
This is what people have had to say on the matter.
1.
This is the only good thing on internets today
— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) August 5, 2019
2.
I need more details about this dog. Name, age, favorite treats, available for pets? https://t.co/YPBRoFfcp8
— Arin Greenwood (@arin_twit) August 5, 2019
3.
Me today and everyday 🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/EyluHuQ0rl
— Ivy 🔥 @Boston ComicCon (@IvyDoomkitty) August 5, 2019
4.
Have been this woman. (Have also been this dog.) https://t.co/y9pAFI9ZbX
— Jason Ukman (@JasonUkman) August 4, 2019
5.
I can walk no more, as I am “dead,” madame. Dead, I tell you. Rub my belly.
— Lily Burana 🗽 (@lilyburana) August 4, 2019
Scientist STEMLORD shared what not to do in that situation.
See, my dog does this but we are idiots so we carry him home https://t.co/whlxGx6CcU
— STEMLORD (@upulie) August 4, 2019
And The Manga Critic demonstrated that it sometimes isn’t even an option.
I feel this woman’s pain! My family owned a Bernese Mountain Dog who did the same thing if he didn’t like the route we were walking. He’d lie on his back and fold his paws over the leash and wait for us to give in—which we often did, ‘cuz he was 100+ pounds!
— The Manga Critic (@manga_critic) August 4, 2019
Source: Steph Haberman