Coming home to find your living room rearranged is usually a sign of a break-in. With Gaston, it’s just another Tuesday. The handle @gastoncanecorso shares the life of a nine-month-old powerhouse who doesn’t quite grasp his own strength yet. In a recent video, we see what happens when a 100-pound puppy decides the living room couch needs a complete structural redesign.
The Cane Corso’s dad walks in to find the heavy furniture flipped on its side. Gaston sits there like a “linebacker in the living room,” appearing more confused than guilty about the wreckage.
Cane Corso puppy knocks the couch down and makes a bed in it
Gaston seems to be operating under the premise that if it’s a cushion, it’s a bed. And that’s how this puppy treats the toppled over backrest of the couch in the video. When his dad asks why he knocked it down, Gaston looks at the mess like it’s a total mystery. Italian Cane Corsos are famous for their massive presence and protective nature. At this age, however, they are essentially toddlers in giant bodies.
Gaston looks down at the cushions as if gravity simply failed him. His dad points out a broken piece of the frame, sighing at his “little” bro for the accidental destruction. Gaston decides to stop pretending he’s innocent and just plops down on the makeshift bed. It fits his massive frame perfectly.
Realizing there’s no winning this argument, his dad simply says, “Okay, good night.” One viewer shared a story about their furniture moving across the room for a lost bone. It’s a relatable struggle for anyone who has dealt with a giant puppy treating a family couch like a toy. Gaston continues to stare at the camera as if the puppy genuinely expects the couch to flip itself back up for him in the video.
Gaston isn’t trying to be destructive on purpose. He is just operating in his own reality. As a fan put it, in Gaston’s mind, “the couch knocked me down.” As youngsters, that energy often translates into accidental demolition. Gaston’s innocent eyes suggest he believes he actually improved the floor plan for his next nap.
