Ask most pet parents, and they will tell you that watching their dog sleep is basically the best part of the day. Ginger is passed out right now in her crate at @ginger.comet. She is a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, and she looks very sweet, very soft. It’s no surprise that her owner feels an outpouring of love for her. It is a specific feeling every owner gets when they see their pet dog in a video like this — just pure gratitude and peace. She has her favorite toy tucked under her chin, and she is completely gone. It makes all the daily chaos worth it.
Owner finds pet dog to be ‘most perfect’ whenever they look at her
The voiceover in the clip asks a really good question. It asks if you ever look at your pet and think they are the most perfect thing you have ever seen. Ginger’s mom says this happens every single day in the caption. One viewer said they think this about fifteen times a day. Another person mentioned they would do anything to give their pup the world. It seems to be a common thought for an owner who has a pet dog like this in a video.
Ginger’s human previously mentioned that things were not always this quiet. The first few months were actually very loud. There was almost no sleep. They even dealt with the puppy blues for a while. However, they found a new rhythm after a year of work.
The breed Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is usually very active. They love dog shows or training, but here, Ginger is just a sleepy girl. Surprisingly, she just settles into an even comfier position. She lets out a massive sigh. It is the sound of a dog who is happy and content with everything she has got.
The comments are full of people who relate to the feeling. Someone asked how it is even real that dogs live in our houses and are part of our families. Ginger just keeps snuggling her toy. She goes back into a deep sleep. It is a sweet moment of downtime, and it has clearly worked with the viewers. The clip has over 3.3K likes already.
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