Video: Vizsla Puppy Naps Peacefully in Dad's Lap in Crowded London Tube
Vizsla puppy naps in dad's lap in crowded public transport
In a sweet Instagram video, a Vizsla puppy named Miguel won the internet as he naps in his dog dad's lap on a crowded public transport. The clip begins with the fur baby and the owner sitting in a London tube. While adjusting on his human's lap, Miguel cozies up as much as possible. As soon as the closing sound of the tube's door plays, the pet comfortably places his head on the owner's chest.
Slowly, the Vizsla puppy closes his eyes and drifts off to sleep. Meanwhile, the dog parent hugs his pet lovingly and smiles. Their actions do not escape commuters' attention as they witness the beautiful bond. As per the video, it seems to be winter season as the man wears a long jacket while Miguel dons a blue sweater.
Furthermore, netizens went gaga over the pup's antics as he dozed off in a crowded tube. A user praised, 'Better than kids! Look at that precious baby.' Another wrote, 'I would simply not take my eyes off that dog.' Many called Miguel 'cute' and showered their blessings and love on him. One individual commented, 'Safest place, the doggo knows!'
Viewers also pointed out that the pup looked happy while the dog dad seemed proud of his pet. Some comments read, 'precious,' 'sweetest,' and referred to Miguel as a 'baby.' Meanwhile, the Vizsla puppy nap video, which has recently been uploaded, has garnered over 119K likes at the time of writing.
The post Video: Vizsla Puppy Naps Peacefully in Dad's Lap in Crowded London Tube appeared first on DogTime.
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