A dog may not help you do your laundry, but they can certainly help you get it dirty — at least that is the story in this hilarious Instagram video from @kaseytherottie_. The video features Kasey the Rottweiler and a pile of clean laundry — well, clean until she decided it was her resting spot. The fur baby stretches out right on top of a heap of clean laundry, while the on-screen caption warns everyone watching, “No pile of clean laundry is ever safe in this house.”
Dog comfortably sits on a pile of clean laundry
In the video by @kaseytherottie_, the adorable Rottweiler looks completely at home on the couch, using the clean laundry like a custom-built dog bed. Kasey’s owner tries to get answers, but she gives her nothing. Still, her human tries, asking, “What are you doing on those clothes?” and she barely moves, though her tail gives her away, wagging as if she knows she got caught — but looking at her, she has no regrets.
Kasey’s owner then chuckles and asks again, “What are you doing?” The pooch stays put, still as calm as ever, as if the question makes no sense, because from her point of view, the soft pile of laundry is nothing but a cozy place to rest.
In the caption, Kasey’s owner rejoices, almost like she is consoling herself, writing, “Just glad she got a bath yesterday.”
This Rottweiler’s tendency to make laundry her bed is hilarious, but a fresh pile of clothes often holds strong scents from the home and the people in it. To a dog, that can feel safe and comforting. Besides, it beats the regular couch cushion when it comes to softness, doesn’t it?
Viewers could understand the appeal, with one commenter being spot on with, “Lmao it’s her comfy spot,” and another joking about the aftermath for anyone who wants to wear those clothes again, writing, “It needs the rottie hair sprinkles.”
Kasey may not help with folding the laundry, but the dog has definitely called dibs on the coziest spot in the house before anyone else can.
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