Video: Big Dog Complains About Foster Puppy Taking Her Spot in Bed
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Video: Big Dog Complains About Foster Puppy Taking Her Spot in Bed

If you’ve ever shared your bed with a big dog, you know it’s less “cozy cuddle” and more “negotiating real estate.” Ramona, a Great Dane with a flair for dramatics, has made it clear that her favorite spot isn’t up for grabs. In this hilarious video, she discovers that a foster dog has taken over her place on the bed and is not about to let it slide. Ramona huffs, shoots her mom some serious side-eye, and grumbles through the protest — proof that even the biggest dogs can act like toddlers at bedtime.

Instagram video shows Great Dane complaining about foster puppy occupying her space

The viral post’s caption sums it up best: “Ramona does NOT play about her spot.” The video opens with her standing by her human’s bedside, voicing her displeasure. She glances toward the foot of the bed, where the camera eventually reveals not one but two pups lounging in her territory. Ramona goes to the foot of the bed — sniffing, huffing, and returning to her mom as if to say, “See what I’m dealing with here?”

She even lets out a dramatic yawn, indicating that she’s sleepy, but she can’t do anything without her spot. Her mom offers encouraging pats and tells her to “just get on,” but Ramona isn’t convinced. There’s paw-on-the-bed hesitation, a bark or two, and plenty of dramatic sighs. Meanwhile, her sister Renata and the foster pup shuffle around, unintentionally complicating things.

Eventually, Ramona hops onto the bed, tail wagging, but you can tell she’s not done making her case. She stomps for emphasis, hovers near the foster pup until victory, and scoots out of her way. It’s a mix of bossy and sweet, showing that even the biggest dogs have big feelings about bedtime.

Fans loved her antics, with one commenter laughing, “She has a lot to say.” Another joked, “Send it back,” siding with Ramona’s obvious point of view. With 5.8k likes, it’s safe to say everyone relates to the bedtime struggle.

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