Rating dogs—our loyal, fluffy companions—on a scale from 1 to 10 might sound absurd. After all, it’s obvious that such a small scale could never capture their true adorableness.
And let’s be honest, they don’t deserve anything less than a perfect score under any circumstances. Yes, even if they chewed your favorite shoes, that one’s on you for leaving them out.
Thankfully, We Rate Dogs, everyone’s favorite page on X, knows exactly how to handle that “assignment.” Their clever ratings and witty captions are just what these goodest boys and girls (and all of us) needed.
Scroll down to see some of their best posts guaranteed to brighten your day.
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"Annie, are you okay? So, Annie, are you okay? Are you okay, Annie? Annie, are you okay? So, Annie, are you okay? Are you okay, Annie?" What a SMOOTH Criminal !
"And you are complaining about my casual barking, Karen? Like, really???"
I've always wanted to hug a red panda, but they tell me they don't like being hugged. Can I hug your dog? Maybe then I can die happy.
For that face I would walk five hundred miles and I would walk five hundred more just to be the one who walked a thousand miles to fall down at your dog door.
Perfect name for the little guy, who kinda resembles Gizmo from The Gremlins.
Not true. Arang is giving "Draw me like one of your French Poodles"
Mii doesn't seem to need to use her Get out of jail free card, she has utilized a different method.
I think this is too cute that they got their friends to take the pup out for a special treat. I also celebrate my cat on her birthday/adoptaversary, but if I wasn't able to celebrate with my fur baby on one of those days, I would probably just wait until I got back. My cat doesn't know the date, luckily.
She abstained for you, but now she's reconsidering her actions. Next pizza crust will be hers.
This is the same ruse that Anatoly (the YouTube power lifter who dresses like a janitor) uses.
I hope his parents put a collar and leash on this child and make sure he is safe.
Also reminds me of a Mandrill. The species of monkey seen in Lion King, character Rafiki.
Give it a week or two and he'll either have learned not to try and squeeze through the gate or he will be too big to even attempt this any longer.
I have a photo of myself as a 1 year old sitting in a bucket. So I understand completely.
