The internet is obsessed with a dog showing its love for a bounce house in a chaotic video which has gone viral online.
In a clip shared on May 26 to Cogger’s Family Funfairs’ TikTok account, @coggersfamilyfunfa, a small dog sprints from the top of a tall bounce house, sliding all the way to the bottom.
On the side of the bounce house are tall inflatable stairs, meant to be used by children to climb to the top and slide back down.
But in this case, the dog has the whole bounce house to itself, and as soon as it’s barely touched the bottom of the slide, it hurries up the stairs without breaking a sweat, ready to go again.
A fairground is visible in the background, but without any family or customers, and the rides appear to be closed down, the dog appears to have not just the bounce house, but the entire fair to itself.
TikTok users loved the sweet video, awarding it more than 1.3 million views in just over a day, as one commenter wrote: “This is probably his best day ever,” and another said the dog was “really having the time of his life.”
Another pointed out how the dog was “not even finished the slide and he’s back on the ladder,” as another described it: “He was already on the way up while on the way down.”
One pet owner joked they had “something new to add to my shopping list,” as yet another predicted: “I just know this doggo had the best sleep of their life after this.”
And one, writing from an account dedicated to their own dog, wrote: “Please give me the details I would so like to come and play too!”
The dog sprints up the inflatable stairs after sliding down the bounce house.
TikTok @coggersfamilyfunfa
Bounce houses are popular choices for children’s parties or other celebrations, but come with rules to keep people safe. For proper safety, only children aged six and older should be allowed on the bounce house, and only when an adult is present. Only one child should be allowed on at a time, but if more children are present, they should be around the same age, size and weight, according to Nationwide Children’s.
While bounce houses are usually for children only, some companies offer dog-friendly bounce houses for private hire.
Newsweek has contacted @coggersfamilyfunfa on TikTok for comment on this story.
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