Doberman Goes Outside To Sit in Sun—Laughter As He Gets Unexpected Visitor
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The internet has been awed by a sweet video of a dog baffled by a butterfly who seems determined to settle on his nose.
Bogota the Doberman lives in Europe with his owners and dog brother Moose, a German Shorthaired Pointer.
The two dogs' owners have shared plenty of their adventures through the years, from exploring the beach in sunny Spain to a frosted countryside in winter, and interacting with wildlife on walks.
Now, a video of the wildlife interacting with Bogota has gone viral, since being posted to their TikTok account @moose.bogota on July 22.
Viewed close to a million times in a matter of hours, and boasting over 115,000 likes, Bogota's owner captioned it: "The sweetest clip of our Doberman Bogota being harassed by a butterfly."
The clip shows Bogota relaxing on an outdoor deck in the sun, looking towards the sky with a puzzled expression, as a butterfly rests on the tip of his nose.
As he moves his head, the insect flutters away, only to return and land on his nose seconds later, as Bogota's owner laughs out loud.
Bogota first looks at his owner, the butterfly still resting on his nose, but when she doesn't come to help, he rests his head on the ground and tries to gently brush off the insect with his paw.
And it works—for just a second, until the butterfly's path comes straight back to his nose.
The dog opens his mouth as though to snap at the butterfly, but when it lands on his mouth this time, he appears to change his mind, and shakes his head again to brush it away.
The entire time, Bogota is still lying in the same spot, as though annoyed but not bothered enough to get up and move. And the video ends with the butterfly finding a new resting place, this time on the top of his head.
TikTok users were obsessed, one joking: "No animals or insects were harmed in the making of this video."
"What Disney movie is this?" another asked, while one joked the insect was the "Evel Knievel of butterflies."
Moose the Doberman with a butterfly on his nose.
Moose the Doberman with a butterfly on his nose.
TikTok @moose.bogota
Another asked: "What obsession does the butterfly have with landing on the dog's nose?" as another suggested the insect was "looking for water to drink from."
Butterflies and other insects are known to partake in a behavior called puddling, where they gather on mineral-rich substrates including mud, carrion and even tears and sweat.
In butterflies, it is thought to help compensate for limited access to micronutrients such as sodium and nitrogen, according to a study in Annals of the Entomological Society of America.
Newsweek has contacted @moose.bogota via TikTok for comment on this story.
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