Why do so many dogs love to get tucked in so much?

It's comfortable? I don't know, this morning I woke my dog up for a pee and breakfast before work and she was too happy in her bed to get up. Eventually she did, only to go back upstairs and continue sleeping after five minutes.

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My pups like too also.

>>2206804
My old dog used to grab the blanket and tuck herself in, and put her head on the pillow, of course.

>>2206841
My shih tzu hates it

>>2206804
>Why do so many dogs love to get tucked in so much?
Maybe they want to be like humans who do it, and see it as some sort of luxury?

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i think it has something to do with denning instinct

dogs are psychotically great

My current dog loves it, she starts crying if her covers fall off in the night and she can't get back inside by herself. And during the day, she likes to build herself a cosy little igloo by dragging pillows and cushions down under the duvet. She has it down to a fine art now, there's a particular V-shaped pillow she likes to use at her igloo entrance to rest her snout on when she sticks it outside for air, and some long cylindrical cushions that she brings in from the living room to sleep between. And then I've had other dogs that storm off in a huff if you lay a single sheet over them.

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um they nest naturally. canines do the whole den thing. is comfy and affectionate a thing.

>>2206804
Cuz you love to do it.

>>2206841
she's probably neutered

>>2206927
new addition to my comfy folder

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>>2206966
>My current dog loves it, she starts crying if her covers fall off in the night and she can't get back inside by herself.

mine did that too at the beginning.

she didn't complain loudly but if the doggo basket with the blanket was IN TOTAL CHAOS and therefore uncomfy, she just stood before the basked staring at it, then at me, then staring at it again. could last for minutes.

at some point she learned herself to tuck herself in by nudging and slipping with her long muzzle under the blanket and then biting it and pulling it over all the parts necessary.

but she did that ONLY IN EMERGENCIES when I was not around. if I was around, she'd just stand before it and asking me to please do that job with her eyes.

I really miss her.
doggos lives are fucking way too short.

>>2206809
She's a keeper

Canines are at least partially burrow-dwelling animals. Feral dogs will revert to living in dens when they can, in the home dogs use blanket, beds, and furniture to create a substitute den.

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>>2206809
You know, this could be entirely different.

>WAKE
>UP
>NOW

>FUCKING
>HUMAN
>WAKE
>THE FUCK
>UP
>NOW
>NAAAAAAO
>FUCKING
>FUCK

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I love PNGs

Animals feel comfortable being swaddled

We need more comfodoggos in here

>>2207512
>mysterious traveler doggo
10/10 would aid in his secret quest. How'd you cut it out so cleanly?

>>2206839
My old piggu would do this too. Only thing sticking out would be the nose

>>2206804
My beagle does this, he will just burrow into his blanket and pop his head out.
My guess is that it's comfy.

I don't have to tuck my dogs in

They already know exactly what to do

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>>2206804
My fatty pomeranian does for no reason

>>2208139
Magnetic lasso tool (because quick as fuck) and then fine tuning the selection by rounding it up a bit and giving it a bit of blur

>>2208624
>that blanket

Fucking wew lad

>>2208624
pimpin blanket man

>>2206804
Most people see their pets as either their own family or children. Probably raises some kind of nurturing instinct inside of us to see doggos wrapped up in a blanket like we would do to a baby or young child.

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>>2206804
They just like to curl up with you, like my gentle Lab, Buddy.

>>2210396
>tell me another story

>>2210417

[...]
And so ends the story of Pitbro, who traveled thousands of miles to bite his owner.

>>2211348
bahahaa

>>2206810
omfg

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>tfw puppy doesn't like being tucked in
>Any time I try, she thinks we're playing rat and will go ape

I suppose that's partly my fault because we play a lot of rat. Hopefully she'll let me tuck her in when it starts getting cold.

Pic related. It's my puppy.

Would you pet her?
y/n

Doges know they are little princesses/princes. Dur.

>>2212006
absurdly cute doggo.
those ears are pure <3

>>2212035
Her ears are my favorite. Too big and stupid for my face. My sister telling her to stop growing her ears so the rest of her can catch up. I disagree. I always want her ears to be comically huge.

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>>2212044
>Too big and stupid for my face
>my face

>>2212044
>Too big and stupid for my face
>my face
fucking attention whore doggos.

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I got no dogs who liked to be tucked in but I got some cozy cats who love being tucked in.

>>2212749
>falling asleep hailing

>>2212753
Heil Kitler?

>>2212755
apparently that's what they're dreaming of.
typical cats.

>>2212848
>the typical cat dreams of gassing the jews
And why did Hitler like GSDs again?

>>2212852
Submissive and good at following orders. You wouldn't want to be gassing 6 gorillas jews as Hitler while a cat tells you thats dumb and should gas 8 instead.

>>2212006
best doggo ITT

cuz it's comfy? Same reason people like getting tucked in.

>>2213981
dogs don't know what comfy is

Thread makes me sleepy

>>2216083
Bullshit. There is no way a dog cannot have preference on where they sleep, and what surfaces they think is nicer. There is no way any animal, let alone dogs, don't have some primitive concept of "comfort".

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I wish but my mastiff hates covers and being tucked in but she likes having a bed of her own.

The XXL Kuranda bed she is using now was worth every fucking penny.

>>2216513
what happens when it gets cold? also your dog is fat

>>2216659
She loves colder weather. She loves being outside when it's cold. She will swim in the pond or swimming pool until mid January usually. She doesn't really get cold and if she does she will move to an area in the house or outside that's more to her liking. I live in an area that has mild winters and she sleeps indoors so it's not a major concern.

Yeah, she's a big girl. I know she looks fat laying down but she really isn't. She's very healthy, active, and solid as a rock. Vet says she right on the money at 186#.

Mastiffs are cool and I love her to death but when she dies I don't think I will ever get another one again. Its like living with a mini horse in your home that drools, sheds, and farts a lot.

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My old lady doesn't actively curl up under blankets but will stay put if you put a blanket over her. If you so much as accidentally brush your hand on her paw though she'll leave and lay down somewhere else.

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>>2216742
Then this little guy just loves to borrow under the covers. He sleeps in the bed with me every night. He'll dig at the top of the covers and can get under them sometimes but he usually ends up scratching me in the process so I just lift them for him.

>>2206859
>10 billion ticks

>>2216513
fat doggo