dog tweets

Week by week, we bring you the best that animal twitter has to offer - the most popular animal tweets. This week's lineup is starring: showering otters, muscular tigers, and bats with pacifiers. We know that the best way to start off any week is to dive into the mindhive of twitter and be truly amazed by the things that twitter users enjoy. Some will have you smiling, others awwing, some will have you snorting, some will remind you that Halloween is nearing, and others will make your hear flutter with gratitude. 

So, enjoy this week's animal tweets, give your pet a treat if you have one and make sure to wish for them to have a good week too. And our wish this week to you is to meet a cute dog this week and have it lick your hand.

The world needs more dogs. That's a proven fact.

So if you're obsessed with dogs, you will definitely enjoy this fine collection of extremely good bois making us all so much happier.  

What if dogs were doctors? 

This amusing twitter account, @DrDogMD, tries to imagine just that.

With a cool Dr. Dog that just graduated from Med School, the conversations at the clinic are quite funny. 

And yes, the MD stands for medical dog. 

The bad news: 2020 is not over yet.

The good news: We've already been through half of it and boy, what a hectic year it was (so far).

Luckily for us, we have our furry friends to reach out their paws whenever we need it. 

These tweets prove that lil' pugs are the most ridiculous dog breed and we all should be thankful these wonderful creatures exist. 

Dogs may be man's best friend, but they don't limit their love to just humans. These dog friendships transcend size and species—it's almost too adorable to handle. 

Thank you, @WeRateDogs, for these uplifting content! 

You have all met Gideon, the adorable 11-year-old boy Behind the popular 'I've Pet That Dog' twitter account. With more than 366K followers, Gideon posts daily photos of dogs he met while always adding an amusing dog's bio to it.  

But now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, he had to make some major changes as he won't be able to physically meet those dogs he loves so much. 

A few days ago, his mother, who runs the popular page, posted a message to all his fans: "With all that is going on right now, it seems wise for us to stay home as much as possible," Gideon's mom explained. "But he is not giving up on his project", she added and asked them to send her boy photos of dogs instead.  

Of course, it didn't take long before the adorable canine snapshots started pouring in and Gideon could continue posting daily. But now, instead of actually getting a chance to meet all of the canines, the boy's posts are all about the dogs he "would love to pet." 

Good for you, Gideon! We will definitely continue to follow you, especially during these days. 

Dogs may be "man's best friend," but they're also arguably Twitter's best subject. 

Many dog owners love to share funny thoughts, anecdotes, and stories on Twitter, showing their undevoted love for their canine friend.