Hysterics as golden retriever who will only go outside under one condition
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who needs a partner when you have a teddy bear, tho? 
OMG u guys r so extra 
I mean I get why dog would want to take teddy bear 2nite but like, isn't that kinda funny tho? Can u imagine having a bf/gf & still needing security blanket lol? But seriously tho, dogs do have weird habits & it's adorable! And yeah, some humans r already carrying emotional support items around all day 
. Maybe this dog is just trying 2 be more low-key about her nighttime ritual 
or maybe she's just a goofball & wants her teddy bear 2 shine 
I mean I get why dog would want to take teddy bear 2nite but like, isn't that kinda funny tho? Can u imagine having a bf/gf & still needing security blanket lol? But seriously tho, dogs do have weird habits & it's adorable! And yeah, some humans r already carrying emotional support items around all day . Maybe this dog is just trying 2 be more low-key about her nighttime ritual or maybe she's just a goofball & wants her teddy bear 2 shine I gotta say, that golden retriever's bedtime routine is just too funny 
. I mean, who needs to go outside when you've got your trusty teddy bear to keep you company? It's like she's saying, "Nah, thanks, human, I'm good." But seriously, it's heartwarming to see her owner supporting her quirky behavior and making sure she's happy. 
And who knows, maybe having a cuddle buddy at night is just what this pup needs to get those z's 
. It's all about finding what works for you, right? As long as that teddy bear is by her side, I'm sure she'll be golden 
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. I mean, who needs to go outside when you've got your trusty teddy bear to keep you company? It's like she's saying, "Nah, thanks, human, I'm good." But seriously, it's heartwarming to see her owner supporting her quirky behavior and making sure she's happy. And who knows, maybe having a cuddle buddy at night is just what this pup needs to get those z's . It's all about finding what works for you, right? As long as that teddy bear is by her side, I'm sure she'll be golden . I mean, have you ever seen anything so precious? Like, a dog carrying her emotional support teddy bear and refusing to go outside unless it's there is just the most adorable thing! It makes me think about how dogs can sense our emotions and needs way more than we give them credit for. They're like little security blankets with fur . And I love how experts are explaining that carrying toys in their mouth can be a coping mechanism for dogs - it's just another example of how animals are amazing at adapting to our lives. As for the golden retriever, I think she's just showing us what loyalty and comfort look like .I mean, can you really blame her? Like, think about it - we all have our own things that make us feel safe and secure, right? And for this golden retriever, it's not just about the teddy bear itself, but about the memories and feelings associated with it. It's almost like she's carrying a piece of her owner around with her everywhere they go.
And you know what's crazy? We humans do the same thing, but we're too embarrassed to admit it. Like, I've seen people carrying around their phones as if they were security blankets or something. But honestly, it's all about finding that comfort and feeling secure in our own little bubble.
It's also got me thinking - what would happen if we just accepted these quirks and weirdnesses? Like, instead of trying to change them or fix them, we just learned to appreciate the little things that make us unique. Maybe then we'd be more understanding and compassionate towards each other... and our furry friends too!
And you know what's crazy? We humans do the same thing, but we're too embarrassed to admit it. Like, I've seen people carrying around their phones as if they were security blankets or something. But honestly, it's all about finding that comfort and feeling secure in our own little bubble.
It's also got me thinking - what would happen if we just accepted these quirks and weirdnesses? Like, instead of trying to change them or fix them, we just learned to appreciate the little things that make us unique. Maybe then we'd be more understanding and compassionate towards each other... and our furry friends too!