Talented Pup Rolls Up In A Burrito On Command

For those few who did not know, let us tell you a little secret about dog videos. The Internet was first conquered by cats: a lazy cat, an angry cat, a cross-eyed cat, a brave cat (Remember the hero cat who saved the little boy from a dog attack? Of course, we all do!) these were on the all-star list of Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. Photos, videos, memes, gifs, whatever you could possibly imagine to share online was instantly gaining immense popularity! Entire audiences of admirers and subscribers started to gather and expanded. And how did our dogs leg behind in this pet-craze? They actually did not! Dogs confidently began to catch up with the mustachioed mousers. And not only catch up, they even started overshadowing their popularity. And why you might ask. It is because of amazing dog videos like this one on the top of the page. Watch! Go, go dogs!

Dogs are absolutely amazing. They remind us of smaller and hairier versions of humans that love nothing more than to have fun. It seems like we can never get enough of the puppy awesomeness. They keep us at our toes with their antics and melt us into puddles of mush when they turn on their charm. They are like our furry offspring that likes to wake us up early in the morning to go potty but we don’t mind because they are adorable.

People say that, over time, dogs start to resemble their owners, both in looks and in behavior. Whether it’s the animals that start imitating their humans or the humans start to identify themselves with their dogs, it doesn’t matter, there are hundreds of photos and videos online where dogs look and behave almost exactly like the dog owners! Take the mixed breed yellow pup (they say mix breeds are the smartest and please do not kill or in any way injure the messenger) in the video at the top of the page as an example!

Moxie is very smart, capable of delivering a vast array of tricks. But just wait for the burrito trick at the end! So cool!

Look at that face first. Moxie understands everything the owner tells him to do. We get the expression that a simple command is nothing for him! We even get the impression that he would know how to fill out a tax-return application.

Fost he does a few commands that would take most dogs years to train and then, when you think all is over, when you think the oner finally set Moxie to rest on the floor mat, the boss says "burrito". Before we even grasped the meaning of it all, e see Moxie take the cloth on the floor, switch it over his head and roll in it like a real doggy burrito. How funny is that! This genius deserves the namesake, be it dog-friendly food or not! We volunteer to walk the extra calories off in the local park, we promise! He really deserves it!