A video of a dog snoozing with her head out the car window has gone viral online, having been watched by 3.7 million people.
Shared to TikTok by a man called Zack Goggins, known on the app as Die4toot, we can see a dog sitting in the back seat of a car.
The animal, whose name is Toot Toot, looks around before suddenly flopping her head out of the window into the sunshine and closing her eyes as the wind blows at her fur.
The funny footage is overlaid with classical music and an automated voice which says: "Pair this audio with the last video of your pet."
Goggins captioned the footage, which can be watched here, writing: "Decide to love today [heart emoji] [star emoji] [butterfly emoji]."
The adorable video has gained lots of traction online since it was posted on October 1, having been liked more than 880,300 times and surpassed 14,900 shares.
Many people also rushed to the comments section to share their thoughts on the heartwarming video.
One TikTok user, KoKoHoneyPie, wrote: "That is one beautiful baby."
@die4toot decide to love today 🖤✨🦒
♬ Another sound no one will use - ✨ Anna & Tran 😼
Another person, Taylor, stated: "That one Sponge Bob audio where Patrick's like 'hahahah! It's a giraffe!"
Ellinad_xx shared: "Now that... that is what I call LIFE."
Norie revealed: "I'm equally dramatic, and no one makes films about me."
Baileycerise gushed: "I have never seen a more beautiful dog wow."
Gabby Rodz typed: "This dog is so beautiful."
Bella observed: "The head flop synced with the music hits really nice."
Sushiimilk admitted: "I hope my dogs don't see this comment but I just have to say this is the most perfect dog ever."
Heidi Stefan asked: "Why am I crying at 8:40 AM? I love him so much it hurts."
Evelyn Salinas-Yonta commented: "My heart just melted I want to reach in and give him such a hug what a beautiful doggy what a beautiful fur baby."
Another video which recently went viral showed a dog loudly snoring, and many people think that the adorable pet sounds just like a cartoon character.
Shared to TikTok by Nicolas Szalai, the clip begins with a close-up of a boxer dog who is breathing in with a loud guttural sound. Next, the pet exhales without opening his mouth, which creates a popping noise as his cheeks flap—just like in the cartoons.
Since the clip was shared on November 12, it has been viewed more than 21.1 million times and received 4.2 million likes.
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