There’s something undeniably special about our own beds, isn’t there? It’s the only place where we can truly relax and get that perfect night’s sleep.
Too hard, and you’re in for a backache; too soft, and your neck pays the price.
It seems like our furry friends might just share our sentiment, especially one Great Dane who takes his sleeping arrangements very seriously.
Ever wonder why you toss and turn in a hotel bed, longing for the comfort of your own mattress at 2 a.m.?
It’s a universal dilemma, leading to groggy mornings and a longing for the familiar.
This phenomenon, known as the “first-night effect,” is actually a throwback to our ancestors, who needed to stay alert for dangers while sleeping in unfamiliar territories.
As Deseret.com puts it, “While the first-night effect can be useful if you and your family are spending a night on the savannah, it can make for a poor start to a long-awaited vacation by making you start the trip tired.”
Interestingly, this heightened state of alertness isn’t exclusive to humans.
Animals, including dogs, also experience it, which adds a layer of humor to the story of Henry, the Great Dane, and his bed.
Meet Henry, a grumpy Great Dane whose mood took a dive when he discovered a surprising bed thief.
His reaction? Absolutely priceless, and it shows how much he values his sleeping spot.
The root of Henry’s grumpiness?
A practical joke played by his owners, showcasing that dogs, too, can have a sense of humor, especially after spending so much time with humans.
Their antics often mirror our own, leading to some truly laugh-out-loud moments.
The prank involved Henry’s dad taking over his bed.
Considering Great Danes like Henry can weigh up to 200 lbs, they require beds that are much larger than your average dog bed, making this prank feasible and all the more amusing.
Upon discovering his dad in his bed, Henry’s initial confusion quickly turned to exasperation.
He tried to wake his dad, pawing and looking around for assistance, but to no avail. His bed had been hijacked, and he was not pleased.
Despite his size, Henry’s attempts to reclaim his bed through barks, growls, and even trying to physically move his dad were met with resistance.
But even after his dad tried to calm him with pets, Henry’s determination to get his bed back was unwavering.
Eventually, Henry realized it was all in good fun and joined in on the joke, jumping around and playing along.
It just goes to show, whether you’re a human or a Great Dane, there’s no place like your own bed. And who knows? Maybe Henry will plot his revenge and claim his dad’s bed next.
After all, moving a 200 lb dog is no small feat, promising some entertaining wrestling matches between the two.
Check out the adorable moment for yourself in the video below!
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