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Cats and Dogs on Social Media Are Teaching Us What's Truly Funny in Life (21 Images)

Damjan
by Damjan
29 May 2022

Pets have a way of turning ordinary moments into comedy, especially when they seem to know exactly what you are doing before you do it. From sneaky cats to overly dramatic dogs, the internet is full of proof that furry companions can steal every scene.

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This roundup brings together 21 social media posts that capture that chaos in the funniest possible way. Some are cute, some are ridiculous, and a few are so accurate they feel personally targeted by every pet owner.

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By the end, you may find yourself laughing at your screen, then immediately checking whether your own pet is watching you too.

1. Cuteness Overload:

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2. And he really does know better, but he doesn't want to.

2. And he really does know better, but he doesn't want to.
Twitter

3. "Don't forget to wash your hands after touching a filthy animal."

3. "Don't forget to wash your hands after touching a filthy animal."
Instagram

4. "Please don't take panoramic photos of your dogs."

4. "Please don't take panoramic photos of your dogs."
Twitter

5. "I think it's this size."

5. "I think it's this size."
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6. "Sir, if you want to get ruff, we can settle this in the barking lot."

6. "Sir, if you want to get ruff, we can settle this in the barking lot."
Instagram

7. When you've been the chosen one:

7. When you've been the chosen one:
Instagram

8. Sound on, and listen to the little lion.

And for more “strange and unpredictable” cat moments, don’t miss these 50 purrfect close-up photos that flip your frown.

9. Pay attention:

9. Pay attention:
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10. "When you're getting your pizza and you don't want the cat to escape out the door."

10. "When you're getting your pizza and you don't want the cat to escape out the door."
Instagram

11. There are two types of dogs:

12. You can live with your feline friend but never really know him.

12. You can live with your feline friend but never really know him.
Twitter

13. Corgi's Unquestionable Domination.

13. Corgi's Unquestionable Domination.
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14. Smile for a photo.

14. Smile for a photo.
Twitter

15. Listen to him; he knows what he is talking about.

15. Listen to him; he knows what he is talking about.
Instagram

16. This is how everything began:

"The earliest known evidence for the occurrence of the domestic cat in Greece dates to around 1200 BC. Greek, Phoenician, Carthaginian, and Etruscan traders introduced domestic cats to southern Europe.

During the Roman Empire, they were introduced to Corsica and Sardinia before the beginning of the 1st millennium. By the 5th century BC, they were familiar animals around settlements in Magna Graecia and Etruria.

By the end of the Roman Empire in the 5th century, the Egyptian domestic cat lineage had arrived in a Baltic Sea port in northern Germany." - Wikipedia

16. This is how everything began:
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17. The Chief Nutritionist is Always There.

17. The Chief Nutritionist is Always There.
Twitter

18. A New Measurement Has Been Discovered.

18. A New Measurement Has Been Discovered.
Instagram

19. Never say never, or you'll be surprised.

19. Never say never, or you'll be surprised.
Twitter

20. Not sure what this is, but it looks like devil's work.

20. Not sure what this is, but it looks like devil's work.
Instagram

21. When the heat outside hits you in the head.

We can watch our furry friends all day long, and we'll never get bored. Luckily, social media provides us with an inexhaustible source of these beautiful creatures.

If you didn’t have enough sweetness for today, you should check out the "22 Owners Pictorially Show What Kind of Silliness Could Happen If You Leave Your Pet Alone at Home".

Want more chaos like “elegant one moment, complete disasters the next” from these natural-born cat entertainers?

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