Dogs
These three big German shepherds are hilariously bad at Hide-and-Seek
They might not be the best at tracking, but they sure are a hoot to watch. 😂
Jenny Brown
09.06.23

Remember those carefree days of playing hide and seek as a kid?

As adults, we trade tea parties for brunches and avoid games like Cops and Robbers.

But who says the fun has to end?

That’s where your real best friends come in—your dogs!

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These loyal companions are always up for a game and never judge you for wanting to relive your childhood.

They’re all about the fun, wagging tails and all.

So, one adventurous girl decided it was time to bring back the classic game of Hide and Seek.

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She had three eager, furry sidekicks who were more than ready to play.

Their tails were practically wagging off as they prepared for the game of a lifetime.

The excitement in the air was palpable, and you could tell this was going to be a Hide and Seek session for the books.

The girl took her position behind a door and called out to her four-legged detectives.

“Come find me!” she shouted.

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And boy, did they try!

They zoomed through the house like little rockets, their paws barely touching the ground.

But let’s be honest, these pups were no bloodhounds.

They were so excited that they almost couldn’t focus on the task at hand.

It was as if their enthusiasm was both their superpower and their kryptonite.

If only they had trusted their noses, they might have had a better shot at finding her.

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Now, they might not be the best at tracking, but they sure are a hoot to watch.

It’s like watching a comedy show and a suspense thriller all rolled into one.

You can’t help but cheer them on as they dash around, sniffing here and there, missing their target but winning our hearts.

At one point, it seemed like the jig was up.

They burst into the room, and for a split second, it looked like they were about to discover her hiding spot.

But just as quickly as they stormed in, they turned and zoomed right back out.

It was a close call, a near miss, a heart-stopping moment that had everyone on the edge of their seats.

Your heart might even leap into your throat when you see one particular pup pause and look almost directly at his hiding owner.

It’s as if he can sense her presence, like he’s inches away from shouting, “Eureka!”

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But then, as if deciding it’s just not worth it, he turns away and continues his search elsewhere.

The suspense is real, folks.

The other dogs, not to be outdone, continue their frenzied search.

They dart from room to room with a determination that’s nothing short of admirable.

They’re like furry little Olympians, each one vying for the gold medal in the Hide and Seek championships.

But despite their best efforts and their superior sense of smell—did you know a dog’s nose is 50 times more powerful than a human’s?—they can’t seem to pinpoint their owner’s scent.

And then, the moment we’ve all been waiting for.

Not by their keen sense of smell or any stretch of animal intuition but by sheer dumb luck.

On their third pass through the room, one of the dogs finally spots her behind the door.

It’s a hilarious and heartwarming victory, a true testament to the enduring spirit of play that lives in humans and their best furry friends.

So there you have it, a tale of wagging tails, near misses, and ultimate triumph.

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It’s a heartwarming story that proves games aren’t just for kids; they’re for anyone with a sense of fun and a few good friends—furry or otherwise.

And if you want to see all this adorable action for yourself, don’t miss the video. It’s a must-watch for anyone who loves a good game and some irresistibly cute doggos.

Click the video below to watch their adorable game!

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