Canines love becoming the morning alarm for humans. These fur babies make sure to be the first thing their paw parents see after waking up. A recent post on social media has captured this instance that will leave you chuckling. The video shows a dog waking up his human in the morning as part of a daily routine. A user named @chloe_xiashuang took to their Instagram to share this wholesome moment of her Miniature Schnauzer.
Dog has a ‘non-negotiable’ habit of waking his human every morning
The video shows the dog becoming an alarm clock while waking up his human early in the morning. The owner sees the pooch entering the room and immediately goes under the blanket. He jumps on the bed and starts performing zoomies to wake her up. His foot taps before jumping on the bed are unmissable. The mini Schnauzer performs continuous zoomies to grab his human’s attention while she is wrapped in the blanket. He also jumps on the bed and messes up the sheets.
Soon, he pauses between the zoomies, giving some adorable yet funny expressions. The pup moves around the blanket, trying his best to wake her human. At the end, he comes near her face, possibly to pull down the blanket. It appears the dog mom is pretending to sleep to playfully tease her pet. “He’s my non-negotiable morning alarm, never late, never skips a day,” she writes in the caption.
Dogs frequently show up to wake up their owners in their own dramatic ways. An old video showed a Samoyed named Mango showing up near his owner’s bed at 6 am. He tries to wake them up by panting and softly tapping on his mom’s feet.
The above-mentioned video that has crossed over 35 million views and 2 million likes, shows the Miniature Schnauzer waking up his owner through zoomies. Netizens shared their reactions, with one saying, “It’s the paw pitter patter for me… adorable.” Another user commented, “The Pause in the air and land did it for me.” A third netizen wrote, “I need this type of alarm in my life.”
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