Known for their intelligence, loyalty and insatiable curiosity, Labradors are also great explorers. Only problem: they are sometimes a little too enthusiastic! Jody Hartman experienced it with Stella And Mabelhis 2 dogs who seem to have a certain talent for finding themselves stuck in the most improbable situations.
Stella and Mabel, the queens of funny situations
Over the years, Jody immortalized scenes as funny as they were touching which she put together in a video TikTok. In this publication, Stella And Mabel come together in the most improbable situations: stuck on top of each other, trapped in a bag of kibble, perched on a rock in the middle of the water, carrying a sign, hidden in a pile of leaves or even unable to leave a small mound of snow.
© @dognamedstella / TikTok
It is for the greatest pleasure of Internet users that their owner has compiled these funny situations: “ I absolutely had to collect all these videos in one place “, she wrote in the caption. An idea that could only find its audience as each of the misadventures of Stella And Mabel is fun!
Hilarious Internet users
This little video relayed by Pawning quickly went viral on the networks, making thousands of Internet users laugh. The comments under the publication also compete in humor to try to explain how these 2 Labradors always manage to find themselves in improbable situations.
© @dognamedstella / TikTok
“ She looks at you like it's your fault “, joked a user in front of one of the scenes. Jody Hartman replied self-deprecatingly: “ I'm starting to wonder if it's really me! »
Between their expressive looks and their apparent inability to escape their little traps alone, Stella And Mabel have in any case become real laughing stars on the Internet!
© @dognamedstella / TikTok
Woopets Info – How to keep a curious dog safe?
Curiosity is a quality in dogs, but it must be accompanied by some precautions to avoid small accidents:
- Secure the spaces where your dog lives, especially narrow or difficult to access places (crawl spaces, cellars, ducts, spaces under a terrace, between pallets, etc.);
- Do not leave within reach of objects that he could swallow (string, small toys, etc.) or in which he could get stuck (tin cans, wire mesh or wide mesh fences, etc.);
- Watch for very exploratory dogs when discovering a new place;
- Offer suitable games and activities to stimulate their curiosity without danger (tracking games, digging mats, treat-dispensing toys, agility courses, etc.).