Video of Husky Getting His Ears Cleaned Is Pure ASMR
Video of dog's ear cleaning session is as relaxing as it gets
Moca the Husky's viral ASMR video is all about tranquility and relaxation. The video shows the fur baby lying comfortably as he enjoys an ear cleaning and massage session. With his paws still in the front, Moca undergoes the session without moving at all. He closes his eyes and looks at peace as a gentle chime of a tolling bell sets the atmosphere.
The professional uses a series of grooming tools, creating a soothing ritual. Revealing just their hands, the video shows the expert working through a gentle ear cleaning process. They employ different instruments to delicately care for Moca's ears. Moreover, the session incorporates a calming face massage using special rollers. It ends with a soft cleanse using wet wipes and a gentle wave to bid farewell to his caretaker.
As the video goes on, the Husky's complete trust and tranquility steal the show. Viewers notice his peaceful demeanor, expressing their awe and envy for the dog in the comment section. One commentator admits, 'I will never know this level of peace,' while another quips, 'Ok the dog is living like roylayity period.' A third user remarks about the sweet wave between Moca and his masseuse, writing, 'The wave at the end got me.'
The reactions in the comments prove how the Husky has captivated his viewers in the video. A Husky owner states their desire, 'Wish I could get my husky to stay still like that!' For a breed famous for its boundless energy, Moca's ability to stay still is a rare feat. With viewers agreeing that the vibe is 'as relaxing as it gets,' Moca's video serves as the perfect dose of serenity.
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