A sweet video posted by @zebbythegolden is making people completely melt after Zebby’s owner shared clip after clip of the fluffy dog using stuffed toys as a pillow instead of actually playing with them. And truly, it’s almost too cute to handle.
The whole video is basically a compilation of the Golden Retriever gently resting his face on plushies throughout different stages of his life, looking deeply committed to maximum comfort at all times. This explains why more than 10K people liked the post within a day.
Dog loves using toys as pillow, and it can’t get any cuter
The video starts with Zebby cuddling a large black plush toy. He has one paw tucked under it while the other rests on top of it. This dog, who actually loves all his toys, looks directly at the camera while using the stuffed animal as a cozy pillow.
The in-video text reads, “Me when my dog uses his stuffies as a pillow,” while audio in the background squeals in cuteness aggression, “Aww, so cute.” This breed often becomes attached to their favorite items, and it’s a very common trait for these friendly pups to carry things around.
Next, the footage cuts back to a younger version of him as a tiny pup. He is lying half on the ground and half on a fireplace hearth with a white stuffed toy. He has plonked his face right in the middle of the toy and looks very sleepy.
In another shot, he is on his elevated bed holding a tiger plushie under his arm. Naturally, his followers are obsessed with these emotional support pillows. In fact, his owner previously shared a video about his questionable taste in napping spots.
In that clip, he used everything from the wall to a speaker to rest his head. It seems he has finally upgraded to much softer options lately.
One viewer commented that stuffies always equal headrests in their house, too. Another fan mentioned that Zebby is clearly still just a baby at heart. Other dog accounts are also approving of this comfortable lifestyle.
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