This picky dog needs his owner to move an offensive couch pillow before he completely loses his mind. Frankie is a vocal brindle mixed breed who likes everything in its proper place. His page, @frankiegusandlucy, recently shared a hilarious look at his high interior decor standards. According to his bio, this dramatic pup is known as the dog with the bark-activated ears. With over 208k followers watching, he makes it clear that an errant cushion placement is an absolute catastrophe. He simply refuses to relax until someone fixes the messy situation.
Dog is very serious while letting owner know pillow is in wrong spot
Living with a canine inspector means everything must stay in its proper place and Frankie definitely enforces strict rules in his living room. The footage opens with the pup sitting on the sofa next to his mom. An ordinary cushion lies between them, but Frankie is just not happy about its placement.
He desperately wants his human to pay attention to the terrible layout choice, and so he starts his communication by whining softly and wagging his tail at first. But soon enough, the dog sits up straight because he can no longer handle the internal stress that the cushion is causing him.
He lets out a sharp warning bark to get immediate action from his owner. Next, he places one paw firmly on the offending pillow while staring directly into her eyes. He is actually pointing at the thing that is causing him so much distress. Then he launches into a series of growly barks when mom dares to laugh at his misery.
He stands up and continues throwing short, complaining barks toward her face. The final shot features him staring straight into the lens while letting out a hilarious grunt. This performance has earned over 4.6k likes from fans online.
One viewer pointed out that Frankie is very specific about his home decor. Another person joked that a misplaced cushion is a real problem and should not be laughed at. Even people with a different first language from English said they understood his complaints perfectly.
