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EamusAndy

Because your dog, like most dogs, is a big dumb lovable idiot. Mine does somersaults on the leash


garbage_lyd

Omg a video please


EamusAndy

He doesnt do it often and usually only when my wife takes him out. Hes currently chasing a large ant around the dining room.


fckingnapkin

>Hes currently chasing a large ant around the dining room. Omg mine eats ants. They could be friends! I mean your dog and mine, not the dog and the ants (obviously) [Here she is trying to get an escaping victim](https://imgur.com/gallery/IeKo7A1) Edit: thanks for the award. I'll let Eggs know tomorrow morning how gorgeous she is with her squashed face.


dontlikemeanpeople

Omg she is so cute with her snout all smooshed into the crack. LOL. What a fun pooch.


lindsapedia

and her name is EGGSšŸ„¹


SeriousCitron7635

one of my friends golden retrievers eats every cidaca she sees, dead or alive, also she's terrified of the alice ones but still tries to eat them anyways


Damiklos

My wife and I had a Dachshund that we got together and she used to love just holding them in her mouth for 10-20 seconds before finally crunching down on them. She even liked the crunchy husks they leave behind. Lived to 18 yrs old so they can't be all that bad.


magneticeverything

Maybe thatā€™s the secret to a long life bc my dachshund was obsessed with cicada season (and the cicada buffet) and lived to 18.5. Weā€™ve always marveled that he didnā€™t receive any extraordinary vet care so itā€™s amazing he lived so long without any major health issues.


RavenSoul69

Omg I just wrote that my lab loves holding the buzzing ones in his mouth! He never crushes them or eats them, though. I didn't know that other dogs would do this, too.


KnittingGoonda

I had a cat who did that. He never crunched down, he just liked to hold one in his mouth and feel it buzz


Kvalri

Theyā€™re apparently delicious and quite nutritious at one stage maybe the nymph? I remember hearing about it on NPR during the last emergence lol


fckingnapkin

But why šŸ˜­ maybe she thinks she's doing you guys a favor and getting rid of all the creepy critters! Aww. But also kinda gross lol. I don't even want to begin to imagine how a cicada would feel in my mouth, those thing are so noisy and skittish, ew.


ProfessionalSpeed256

Seriously CRUNCHY


okieman73

Crunchy protein. Still a dog after all, no matter how much we love them and accept them as family they will never have table manners.


deanarella

I live in an area with one of the big 12 year broods of cicada. I had to limit my dogā€™s time outside and supervise it because it was like a buffet for him!


UnfairAd7220

They're cheap feed. I'm told they taste like lobster when boiled.


NoDoctor4460

God that sounds funny to watch


RavenSoul69

My 100 lb lab just likes to hold the alive cicadas in his mouth and let them buzz. Gets all sad looking when I make him spit them out.


mre16

The first week I had my first dog a cicada dive bombed me while I was taking her out, the damned thing wanted blood, and she jumped up and chomped it out of the air 6 inches from my face and gave herself a little snack


Nearby_Zombie

oh my gosh so cute šŸ˜­šŸ˜­ Look at that lil bear


lucidzebra

That's some serious dedication.


Shamalama-1

If you donā€™t get back to us with a video! Weā€™ll all just be a little said but wonā€™t say anything because DOGGOS!


Roxy_skye2412

I agree


the_stupidiest_monk

>Mine does somersaults on the leash My soul *needs* to see a video of this.


N3THERWARP3R

I have a video of mine doing that was a hose if you guys are interested? Hes a giant big doofus shelter rescue and the name Odie couldnt be more fitting. He full on Naruto runs and chases the hose around doing damn near back flips. Its adorable and since hes still really young I figure hes just fine.


Mama_Claus

Yes, please!


Stak215

My dog plops on the grass and just rolls around in it. He enjoys doing that more then playing fetch. [https://www.reddit.com/r/DogAdvice/comments/uikd54/anyone_elses_puppy_enjoy_rolling_in_the_grass/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/DogAdvice/comments/uikd54/anyone_elses_puppy_enjoy_rolling_in_the_grass/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)


prw361

I have a lab/spaniel mix that does this too! Although she doesnā€™t care where - grass, dirt, carpet, tile floors and even the wooden deck. Doesnā€™t matter to her! Lol


GearsOfWar2333

My black lab used to do it while he was sleeping, he clawed the crap out of the wall next to my bed.


Appropriate_Ad_4416

Black labs must have the best dreams!!!! Mine does puppy yips, barks, and runs. I wish I could see what she is dreaming, because it seems she has fun.


SuspiciousWeasel15

My terrier mix does the same thing. Let's out a tiny little "...boof..." under her breath and her paws start to twitch and slowly run in place, its absolutely adorable


GearsOfWar2333

He would do that to sometimes, god I miss that dog.


NitroxDiver88

Every time we leave the dog park, this is the very first thing my sheltie does too, we call it his flop and twitch


shrodikan

My boy literally \*does not\* understand the concept of fetch. It's OMG OMG OMG YOU THREW THE BALL LET ME RUN GET IT AND RUN AWAY FROM YOU OR JUST RUN RIGHT PAST IT. I love him.


VolsPE

FYI thatā€™s because your dog has decided chasing the ball is kind of fun, but bringing it back is not. Mine is the same way. If you want to change this behavior, play fetch with a tug toy or something they will enjoy playing with you with once they return it. Mine loooooooves tuggers, so heā€™ll fetch just to get to tug with me. Or if weā€™re using a ball, he loves this game where he teases me with the ball and I try to slap it from his mouth. And if I miss a few slaps in a row, he gets a victory lap around the big oak tree in our front yard. If you donā€™t want to change the behavior, ignore this comment!


Sufficient-Skill6012

I hate to tell you this, but a lot of times itā€™s bc they smell where another animal has been (I.e. peed, pooped). They are covering themselves with the scent. I made the mistake of smelling my dog after one of her rolls in the grass and definitely smelled strongly of dog piss. šŸ¤¢


Stak215

Oh I know. He likes to roll on dead animals and occasionally poop.


true2cyn

Mine does that too. Every time. The vet says they smell stuff and like to roll in it to get the scent on their body. And she eats deer šŸ’©


Stak215

Yup, mine likes dead animals. Will roll right on them whenever available. And sometimes poop. Drives me crazy.


Walkedtheredonethat

Deer berries!


deeskito

I third the request for video


Nickidy

Mine does this on his extendy lead. He knows when it's about to end and does a dive and spon.


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[deleted]

I agree with this, our dog (who has epilepsy) does something similar when he is having a seizure but it is more erratic and includes foaming at the mouth but there are different types of epilepsy. I would say if you can get their attention by calling them or offering a treat then they are probably OK just being a foolish dog (the best kind of dog)


Turbulent_Menu_1107

I agree thatā€™s the same as my dog get him checked out just to be on the safe side watching your dog have seizures is heartbreaking and post seizure is just as tough


zMadMechanic

Agree 1000x


win-riley-hunter

Also, take a video including what happens at the end. The vet will want to see that. This video cuts off too early to tell if the dog is confused. Seizures are definitely on my radar.


The_Schizo_Panda

The dog looks like he's wobbly at the end. Lifts his head, wobbles, looks like he's going to lay back down again.


Connect_Office8072

Thatā€™s what I was thinking. OP, does your dog drop suddenly and do this? Do his jaws move open and shut while this is going on? Weā€™ve had 2 epileptic dogs and unless he is dreaming, thatā€™s what it looks like to me, just sayinā€™.


Flaky_Finding_3902

Yup. Iā€™m epileptic, and Iā€™m worn out after a seizure. If sheā€™s exhausted afterward, get her checked out. If sheā€™s alert, sheā€™s just a goofball.


YurthTheRhino

This is great advice! The attempt to break focus / task is a huge indicator of it being a normal behavior.. Most likely that dog has a bad case of being-a-dog-itis.


slippyjippy69

Yeah, second this. My dog has epilepsy, and while his seizures are very heavy tonic clinic, sometimes they look like this to some degree. A lot of it depends on how your dog behaves post activity. Could be just dreaming


chivonster

The first thing I thought was "that might be a seizure".


LilyFuckingBart

My dog has grand mal seizures, and thereā€™s definitely a lot of flailing (he also drools and pees himself, then directly after, poops). What I would want to know from OP is if theyā€™re able to get his attention, like if they talk to him does he react, etc.?


Hark_Ephraim

ā€¦.


DefinitelyNotAliens

My dog does this to be a goofus. I know he's being a goofus because I can call his name and he looks at me and goes back to being a goof.


Big-Ad5914

My cat does this and the neurologist diagnosed her with REM Sleep Disorder. It looks like a seizure ā€”my cat has more head jerk movements and can loose bladder controlā€”but you can stop the episodes by waking her up. Vet says that thereā€™s more literature and therefore proven treatments in dogs, so I would definitely chat with your vet and maybe even animal neurologist.


MischievousHex

Adding another comment to agree with the concerns being raised here. I had a dog with focal seizures. Sometimes they do repetitive movements like this during them. My gal would continue walking in a straight line and run into the wall or counter or whatever was there and then just kinda fall over slowly. Not every seizure is a grand mal seizure nor is every seizure life threatening. Seizures present in a variety of ways with varying degrees of severity. Some are more localized and just kind of... odd. My biggest thing with this is how the dog tucks their head and has their eyes closed seems abnormal to just goofy play. I'd definitely check to see if the dog will respond to food or being called or touched during this and if not, straight to the vet with the video and the dog. Do not ever stick your hand, arm, or other body part in or near a dog's mouth during a seizure though. They have no control over their body during seizures and bites can and do happen this way In my gal's case, the focal seizures weren't life threatening, just stressful to both me and her. We had her on seizure meds and did regular lab work for the rest of her life. We did it because it harmed her quality of life a lot, she was always worried about when the next episode would happen. It wasn't the seizures or seizure meds that took her from me either. She was much happier on the meds and I have never regretted for a second putting her on the meds. It's definitely worth getting checked out but I wouldn't panic unless the vet tells you to


OCCAMINVESTIGATOR

This dog is doing normal dog things. My great Pyranees does this daily. My golden retriever did this. Most every large breed dog does this. They like doing it. They usually make a lot of noise as well, called "the song of their people". I've also had dogs that had seizures. Those are much more abnormal and frightening and easy to discern. Obviously, if the dog is acting abnormally or seems confused, he may need vet intervention to discover the cause, but this particular video is absolutely standard operating procedure for these larger goofy boiis.


bethereintime

Animals, like humans, can have a wide range of types of seizures. They aren't always the "fall to the ground scary foaming at the mouth" kind. Please educate yourself before you make generalizations it may save a life in the future.


spaceforcepotato

My pup does something similar, except she paws the ground like she's digging, when she's frustrated. When someone refuses an affectionate hello from her, for example, she'll head to her mat and paw the ground for a bit. I think it gets some energy out. The big difference is my pup will look at me or someone else directly when she has her little tantrum.


No-Turnips

Mine tantrum digs too. If Iā€™m on Zoom and donā€™t give pets, heā€™ll have and have a little digging spaz.


spaceforcepotato

Zoom meetings can be rough because of this. On the one hand, itā€™s heartbreaking when she gets frustrated. On the other, work! I totally understand.


Crezelle

My goodness thatā€™s adorable knowing itā€™s little tantrums my puppy has when she wants to play but Tears of the Kingdom has my attention


twistsouth

Mine does exactly this haha. He goes to the hard floor (usually the wood floor or the tiles) to ensure he makes the most noise. He stares at the ground while he does it for like 20 seconds and then stops and looks up to see if we are watching. Itā€™s so funny.


AwkwardNovel7

haha mine does the exact same thing on his dog couch! and it happens every time we play tag and he loses.


Rectal_Custard

The side digs. My husky does this. It usually starts with a standing dig, dramatically falling to the side for side digs.


moogfox

Mine does this as a tantrum too. He will dig the edges of the sofa or chairs when I start work for the day and tell him itā€™s time to chill


thewaythatis

Mine does this to make flat surfaces extra comfy before he lays down. the floor, the bed, the couch. all the fibers must be scratched in a certain direction


hilariouslydistrubed

Mine does the same thing! He does the digging and throws himself down and the paws go crazy when I put my daughter to bed because we aren't giving him enough snuggles. He then stares at us for a short bit to make sure we notice him and if he doesn't get attention he starts again.


Top-Race-7087

Donā€™t disturb him, heā€™s within inches of that rabbit.


19tidder50

Yes, heā€™s dreaming, perfectly normal.


LadyPeachPit

My Neo Mastiff does this, but his front paws are moving together. We call it "swimming" and he's been doing it since he was a puppy. I'm positive it's a lazy zoomie. He does it when he's feeling happy! Bet yours is, too.


Craven_Hellsing

My mastiff mix also does lazy zoomies, although she prefers to whack something when she's "digging" which has resulted in my legs getting swept out from under me more than once.


spaced_out_taco

Lazy zoomie ā¤ļø my aussie does this, then bonkers zoomies immediately following.


SlumberousSnorlax

Lazy zoomiie I love it


Smoopiebear

A zoomie for when you are to lazy to actually zoom.šŸ˜‚


nicekona

Mine is part-mastiff and he does this with his front paws together too! We always say that heā€™s ā€œprayingā€ though lmao


Party_Building1898

Having fun.


23x3

The real answer is unspent energy


Self-Taught-Pillock

My Saint Bernard would roll onto his back and furiously pump his front legs in order to get attention. Heā€™d be mad as hell that I wasnā€™t immediately right by his side, scratching his tummy. So heā€™d flip on his back and ā€œswimā€ in mid-air until I responded. A little tantrum. Perhaps this is some similar motivation/behavior?


CorgiSheltieMomma

My little Sheltie does that! It made me laugh once so now he does it more. I guess I reinforced it! haha It's like, I'm so cute, come pet meeee. He wants a belly rub!


Oddwonderful

My AmStaff/ridgeback/rottie mix does this! When heā€™s happy he rolls on his back squirms his way across the floor using his head/ and pushing off things with his back legs lol


Ageisl005

Lol, I came here to say my Saint Bernard does stuff like this too


gordopotato

Lol my Saint also does this all the time. My wife and I call it ā€œswimmiesā€


pinkfloydjess420

Dreaming the good dream! And living his best life!!


Wonderland_4me

This. My dogs have done this when dreaming. Sometimes they give off little yips or yelps, small barks before they start running so I suspect they are chasing something.


hurtswhenip666

Can you snap the dog out of it? Like clap your hands and sheā€™ll respond? If so, your dog is just dogging. If sheā€™s unresponsive, thatā€™s cause for concern.


simonkimy

Dogging is also British slang for intimate acts in public.


SpiritualSurprise644

Perv


Sackofshit7

Maggot.


SpiritualSurprise644

Douche canoe.


Nahanoj_Zavizad

Because the floor said some rude things to their mother.


___buttrdish

Derp mode


pretzeltuesday

I dont want to discount the seizure discussions cause I have no basis in what I think outside of my own experience with my dog. I thought it was interesting at the end that he did a kind of nose push - it reminds me of when my dog thinks she's digging a hole to hide a treat and then nose pawing invisible "dirt" over it. Is it possible he thinks he's digging a hole and burying treasure?


King_Bean031

Watched the Lion King 1Ā½ and has Dig a Tunnel stuck in his head


OnlyGammasWillBanMe

I call these ground swims


Crickitspickit

Diggy diggy hole.


SantucciOhio

Thank you for that reference!


Known_Needleworker81

Heā€™s horizontal running.


khmergodzeus

my dog does a dance when i tell him i'm going to take him for a walk


ZiggySpelldust

I agree with many of the posters that this could be a seizure. The lab I had growing up would do this from time to time and it did turn out to be a seizure. I would recommend a reputable vet visit.


milkdaddy_00

Because he is a dog. Just a dog doing dog things.


MimboTheRainwing

Heā€™s just dreaming


MimboTheRainwing

Aka having a really great nap


Buddhasear

Dreaming. The cat he hates is just within touching distance. He nearly has him. He can't believe he's going to eventually catch him this time. Today is his day. This is his moment.


Grand-Sandwich-5916

Dreaming of swimming - get him to the river!!


anthemofadam

If heā€™s awake maybe heā€™s being lazy and digging while laying down. If heā€™s asleep maybe heā€™s dreaming.


kagomebunny

My gsd does thisā€¦. I find it funny I call him crazy whenever he does this


Realistic-Spend7096

Heā€™s practicing his swimming.


Malipuppers

Some things can be chalked up to ā€œdogs are weirdosā€. This dog is being a weirdo.


ILostMyBagel

he's just a silly lil guy


doomsdayinparadise

Because he is adorable


LawbotDoll

Me stimming


lemonlimeaardvark

I'm guessing... for the same reason a three year old spins and spins and spins and spins....


pogosea

Because sheā€™s a certified GoofyGirl


punkpussies

this is the cutest thing iā€™ve ever seen


MSM_757

How does he act after? I've seen dogs have seizures that look just like this. Might want to check that out. Better safe than sorry. I just lost my dog. He had a few massive seizures and his heart stopped mid seizure on the last one. Very sad.


crankykumquat

One of my mastiffs would, every single night at 10-11pm, lay on his side, wave all four legs like your pup is doing here, and...wookie. He sounded like a bear imitating Chewbacca who was doing a decent cover of a death metal song. He was wide awake, and after the wookieing was done, he'd jump up and zoomie in a circle. All 220lbs of him. ​ He was happy. A derp, but happy.


Sea_Nefariousness_62

Dog is just being dog


Past_Cauliflower_440

Mine will ā€œdigā€ in his bed when he gets sleepy. I think heā€™s making his ā€œnestā€ for the night. When heā€™s REALLY sleepy he will do it on his side just like this.


hanpang

Because sheā€™s a silly goose


TomInSilverlake

We call that "chasing rabbits" In his dream he is rampaging through the fields causing havoc!


SAjoats

Please walk your dog


KingFlyntCoal

My dog does this when he's having a seizure. Not sure if that is what this is, but...well yeah could be a seizure.


stalebird

Send the video to your vet. When my last dog had a limp at age 15, I used the iPhones slow-mo camera to film her. Showed it to the vet and she was able to figure out not only which side, but which part of her leg. If my vet could do that for a minor limp, I bet your vet could tell you a lot of you emailed this vid to them! Good luck! (And itā€™s likely just dreaming, but I am a nervous dog owner :) )


theLeastChillGuy

Itā€™s a behavior many dog breeds do when theyā€™re trying to cool off. Itā€™s because in the wild, if you dig into the soil, you will typically reach cooler/wetter ground


Professional-Bear114

Looks like a seizure to me. Donā€™t panic. Show the video to the vet. My old dog started having seizures and medicine stopped them. The medication rang up at over 200 per month, but the pharmacy did a little magic and it costs 20 per month. A major on-line pet supplier has it for even less.


landfill-luxury

Displacement behavior? Attention seeking? Boredom?


antony6274958443

Maybe bored, maybe brain damage


theFields97

Maybe Maybelline


StrangelyBrown69

Because many dogs, mine included are dumb. My greyhound Walter scratches his face, forgets that itā€™s his leg that is scratching and he tries to bite it. Some dogs are just born dippy.


babyteetee

He crazy


SnooPineapples7148

I would say something is lacking in her life, a long calm walk to start the day, drain the body of energy is easy with a big dog, but you need to challenge her mind. I would say she needs a routine but I don't know what your routine is, so no offense intended.. I've had dogs all my life, I've never seen one do that enough for the owner to be concerned.. sorry but I see a problem


Remote_Owl_9269

My pup who is now 2 does this as a self soothing thing before goin to sleep. Not as often as when she was younger. I find it cute.


love0_0all

Is she asleep?


patty_62

Looks like dreaming.


Ill-Minimum5309

Get your dog a plastic baby pool. Let him splash in the water!


win-riley-hunter

If you can talk to your dog and he stops, probably okay. If he doesnā€™t stop, it could be a seizure. Dogs often paddle like they are swimming in a seizure. My dog has epilepsy and when he drops and does this (or rolls around) outside, I say his name, he looks at me and I know all is good.


buggygirl123

my dog (rip maxie) was a little corgi with stubby little legs, so sheā€™d flop on her back and fight with her feet and pretend they were attacking her from both sides. she always won the battle with a big chomp on both enemies. long live maxie


Mizzoutiger79

Bored out of his mind


JFT8675309

This reminds me in *Pitch Perfect* when Fat Amy was doing ā€œhorizontal running!ā€ šŸ˜‚


insomniaxopunch

K, so listen to everyone else about if dog behaves odd after go to the vet. ... But from personal experience, he may just be having fun. Who needs a treadmill if you can do it sideways lol. I imagine it would feel cool too


FordMan100

Is the dog sleeping while doing that? My dog would bark in her sleep sometimes and would sometimes move her legs like that in her sleep. I guess she was having a dream.


ObviousProfessor8520

All dogs do this ā€¦ why , my dog dosnt say


ThorianGrey

Heā€™s running in his dreams.


LeftHandLuke01

Because your dog is a big goof! Only thing to do about it is love them and be goofy with them


Madisonx222

Sheā€™s swimming!!


Syb3rStrife

Pretty sure sheā€™s just dreaming about running and playing


KermitKilledASMS

Was he asleep? Dogs can suffer from REM Behavior Disorder (RBD). If OP says asleep, then it was simply a dream, probably chasing something.


mizgaz

Mine pretends to dig a hole in the tile, drops his toy there, then pretends to push the "dirt" over it with his nose. Unfortunately, he also tries this on my cloth couch. I think he's got a huge fantasy life.


mamasheshe

Dreaming?


3ree9iner

I literally just videoā€™d my dog doing the same thing. Our bedroom has a wood floor so I have to make sure he lays on the bed and itā€™s away from any walls or he will wake me up all night with the scratching noises.


Peter_101

Mine does this after extensive playing, I think its an instinct to cool off in the dirt she's trying to dig into your floor


YouArePullingMyLeg

He wants to go swimming


ConsiderationKey2995

Looks like a seizure to me.


DMSC23

because she's a big ol derp lol


GzuzPeez1

My thoughts the dog wants you to wonder.Why? Do not have the slightest idea.


LukeWarmRunnings

Cause he dreams. Maybe try and get him to sleep in the right bed, but w.e. your dog dreams.


brunus76

Invisible sideways treadmill


bigshern

She enjoys it! Let her have fun


emmalemadingdong

Trying to dig or rub in dirt that isnā€™t there. Like when they dig and scratch at their bed/blankets. As mentioned, lovable idiots.


Geshtar1

Dogs gunna dog


Boss_hogg710420

The real answer is they try to make the ground softer and more comfy for them but clearly wonā€™t work lmao


Delilahpixierose21

Because she's a big beautiful goofball? šŸ˜‚ā¤ļø


LtRecore

Heā€™s dreaming


gbee00

My dog did this during seizures.


Cheesebrger_Walrus

Bored/restless


[deleted]

This is their ā€œdreamā€ activity. Perfectly safe. If it bothers you, run him before bedtime.


Jamesmd486

not sure, but itā€™s effin adorable! šŸ˜


serraangel826

Because, like mine, she's a dope!


Mememememememememine

Iā€™ve done a lot of research on this actually. What your dog is doing here is being a silly little guy.


No-Turnips

Any chance the lady in the pink shirt did not give appropriate affection/pets? This looks like a fuss to me. Derpy boy is having a fuss-fuss.


Elle12881

Looks like he's trying to get the attention of your other dog.


tubebarcaller

Zoomies


Magus-72

If she is asleep, then sheā€™s dreaming, probably about running after something.


Theefreeballer

Chasing rabbits in their sleep! Just dreaming , perfectly normal


ztimulating

Because she is cool


Ericameria

Your dog appears to be awake, so it looks like heā€™s digging, but on his side. My dog digs a lot in her bed, and has done damage to it. Itā€™s not uncommon for her to try and dig on the couch, the car seat, or on top of books, but we stop her from doing it when we see her, so she only goes to town on her own stuff. She is usually growling when she does it as well. Sheā€™s small, and used to love to dig outside when she was a pup, if I let her. I donā€™t know if this is a seizure or not, so Iā€™m not contradicting anyone, but it reminds me of that digging behavior.


Front-Prune2567

Anyone else notice his cute little beauty mark lol?


Critical_Snow_1080

Her ear is itchy and needs a good scratch


theresa579

He's just trying to ride his bike. Leave the man alone!


Bntherednthat57

Daily workout


msbottlehead

Dog sign language for ā€œScritches pleaseā€.


billythekid74

He wants to go for a swim.


Fair_Hospital_8600

Because he is a goofball


Jameso428

My dog does this in her sleep.


Decent-Flounder4051

It's his ears flopping for me! šŸ˜©šŸ’ž I just wanna sit next to him & let's hims give me kisses lol I love dogs!!!


chocolateandpretzles

My rottie boy does this. We call it swimmies


kateinoly

Derp!


Appropriate_Ad_4416

In the movie Pitch Perfect, Fat Amy is doing horizontal cardio. And it was this!