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5 Doggos Who Feel That It's Their Time To Shine And Take Over The He's A 10 But Trend

Sophia
by Sophia
8 Aug 2022

These dogs are not just cute, they are fully committed to the bit.

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The latest twist on the She's/He's a 10 But trend puts pets in the spotlight, with owners turning their dogs' quirks into punchy little jokes. From awkward swimmers to tiny teeth and suspicious side-eyes, the results are exactly as ridiculous as you'd hope.

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Scroll on for the funniest canine takes on the viral format, because these doggos are clearly ready for their close-up.

She's a 10, but she LOLs every time her owner watches TV.

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He's a 10, but he's a dog who can't swim.

Some dogs just don't seem to be built for swimming. Their short legs and low center of gravity make them top-heavy, and they can't seem to keep their heads above water.

Other dogs simply don't have the right proportions, their long bodies and short legs make them ungainly in the water. Some breeds just don't have the right coat.

It's either too dense, making them sink like a rock, or too thin, leaving them vulnerable to the cold.

And if you love derpy personalities, check out 45 online-community doggo pics of weirdness and adorable clumsiness.

He's a 10, but his li'l teef shows whenever he smiles.

She's a 10, but she's awkward around kitties.

Some dogs just don't seem to know how to act around cats. They may bark at them, chase them, or just generally be obnoxious.

The dog is simply not used to being around cats. If he's never had much exposure to them, he may not know how to behave.

This can be easily remedied by giving him some time to get used to their presence. Another possibility is that the dog feels threatened by the cat.

This is more likely if the dog is small and the cat is large, or if the dog perceives the cat as a potential competitor for food or attention. In either case, the best thing to do is to provide a calm and reassuring presence for the dog and give him time to adjust to the new situation.

With a little patience, most dogs will eventually learn to coexist peacefully with cats.

He's a 10, but he has eyes that stare into your soul to judge you.

Want a real attention showdown, read about the jealous girlfriend who made him choose between her and his dogs.

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