Usually, it’s the adults in the family who are often disappointed in the younger family members. But now, dogs want to be in control. Every day, more and more dogs are learning how to give their humans a look of disapproval. After all, they’re sick of their parents not giving them table scraps or giving their human kids more attention.
For years, humans have shown frequent disapproval when their dogs misbehave, but now it’s time for dogs to get back at them. In fact, so many dogs have mastered disapproving glares that #DisapprovingDogChallenge is now trending on Facebook. Here are some of the best photos.
#1 – Benz the Chihuahua is looking awfully judgmental for no good reason.
#2 – Ash can’t stand when his human pretends to throw the ball.
#3 – Duke is sick of putting up with his parents on a daily basis.
#4 – People seem to get on Hope’s nerves every day.
#5 – Loki is not excited about his new human sibling.
#6 – Bonito is always quick to judge.
#7 – Goose the English Bulldog looks like he just wants some space.
#8 – Pigeon doesn’t like being told what to do.
#9 – Blueberry cannot believe his humans are so lazy.
#10 – Lola is not happy to be outside in the freezing snow.
#11 – Summer isn’t thrilled about how 2020 is going.
#12 – Tucker wants to know why the kids keep waking him up so early.
#13 – Poor Ariel was forced to wear a sweater before going outside.
#14 – Beans isn’t excited for training today.
#15 – This little Pug is sick of getting so many kisses.
#16 – Finally, this French Bulldog seems to think it’s too early for Christmas.
It’s true that dogs are learning how to give disapproving glares, but that doesn’t mean they don’t love us. If anything, it just means that they love you so much that they want to make silly facial expressions just like you. They want to have a better way of letting us know that they’re not happy with our actions. Although these puppy faces are certainly more adorable than intimidating!
H/T: boredpanda.com
Featured Image: Rama Lama Facebook and @QuickTurtles/Facebook
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