An adorable Instagram video shows that a dog named Poppy might just have the most enviable bedtime routine on the internet. The Boxer‘s owner and Instagram user, @royalprincesspoppy, shared the video, showing the nightly ritual in all its glory — and it involves pajamas, blankets, “Paw Patrol,” and the kind of pampering most of us would happily trade our adult responsibilities for.
Dog puts on winter pajamas and watches paw patrol in video
The video begins with the dog standing in her red winter pajamas, looking ready for bedtime. Her owner asks, “Do you wanna go night-night?” Poppy stares back, but the moment she hears “let’s go,” she hops down and walks toward the bedroom with a single purpose: watching her favorite show.
Her owner pulls back the covers and jumps onto the bed. She spins in her spot thrice — because every dog needs to prep their spot — and finally gets comfy. Her owner looks at her adoringly and says, “Wow, Poppy! You’re so beautiful,” then follows it up with the question every princess wants to hear: “Do you want your iPad?” Poppy doesn’t say a word, but she wants her iPad more than anything.
Her owner tucks her in, sets up the device, and “Paw Patrol” lights up the screen while the Boxer settles in with full concentration, eyes locked on the action like she has been waiting all day to catch up. A little later, her owner turns on a colorful night‑light beside the bed, giving the whole room a soft glow while Poppy keeps watching.
The caption under the post makes the joke everyone was already thinking: “Like this video if Poppy is living better than you ??.” And the comments agreed. One viewer said, “She’s got a nicer bed than me, nicer pajamas, and I can’t afford an iPad!” Another added, “I wish someone would put me to bed with my iPad and nightlight.”
Additionally, viewers loved her bedtime twirls, and many pointed out the dog’s matching jammies in the video, as if she were the star of her own bedtime show. And honestly? She is.
The post Video: Dog’s Bedtime Includes Pajamas & Watching Paw Patrol appeared first on DogTime.
