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(Photo Credit: @sergeantfluffyboy / Instagram)

Funny Video Shows German Shepherd Dog Trying to ‘Dad Nap’

In a household where the TV hums softly in the background and the couch is prime real estate, Sergeant has claimed his rightful spot — right in front of the screen. In a video shared by @sergeantfluffyboy, the four-year-old floppy-eared German Shepherd Dog embodies every dad who’s ever said, “I’m just resting my eyes.” The show’s still playing, but Sarge is asleep. You can practically feel the long day that he’s had. And really, who among us hasn’t been caught mid-nap by someone holding a camera at the worst possible moment?

German Shepherd Dog tries to ‘dad nap’ along, but owners won’t let him in video

With more than 140,000 views, it’s safe to say people felt seen by this post-meal couch crash moment. The scene is simple enough. A quiet living room, a TV flickering in the background, and Sergeant sprawled across the couch like a man who’s earned his rest. The in-video text sets the scene: “POV: it’s been a long day and your humans won’t leave you alone to Dad nap in front of the TV.”

You can tell by the way Sergeant’s zonked out that it’s been a long day of very important dog business. The next shot, taken closer to his face, shows his eyes and mouth gently shut. It is almost as if these are the only precious moments he gets to enjoy his rest.

This is a “Dad nap” in its purest form. The kind where you swear you’re watching the show, but your eyes say otherwise. Even half-asleep, he’s still half-alert — that’s just how dogs like him are wired.

Suddenly, he senses that the camera is focused entirely on him. His ears and eyes twitch for a split second. He quickly opens his eyes and stares right at his human, delivering a look that clearly says, “Can you NOT?” The humor is spot-on, reminding viewers of a certain generation’s napping style.

The comments section loved it. One viewer joked, “It’s like living with your boomer father,” while another simply wrote, “Beautiful!!!” And honestly, they’re right.

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