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Have you ever noticed your dog sleeping in a peculiar position? We are so accustomed to seeing our dogs sleep curled up like balls in what is known as the ‘fetal position’: wrapped up like a ball, paws underneath their bodies and tails wrapped around their faces. A position like that provides the most security for the canine, conserving body heat and protecting their vital parts. It may look like their are restful, while in reality, that position provides them with the ability to pounce at a moment’s notice. Curling is a normal sleeping position for packs of wolves or wild dogs. It conserves space in the den, while protecting their babies and sharing body heat. With domesticated dogs, however, you may be able to see sleeping positions that may look like they mean something for you precious pooch and you are most probably right. They might either sleep in a ‘Superman’, or ‘Superdog’ position, with paws outstretched back and forth. It is a very restful sleeping position and looks it too, but as soon as they hear you move, they will be up an ready in no time. What really strikes us as adorably weird is the so-called ‘dead roach’ position. You know, back on the floor and paws up in the air. If you see your <a href="https://rumble.com/v491yf-when-you-get-caught-in-a-weird-sleeping-position-but-are-just-too-tired-to-.html" target="_blank">dog sleeping in this position</a>, you can rest assured that your dog is happy, feels safe in its home and is confident in you and your family members. A dog’s belly is its most vulnerable spot and when a dog reveals the belly in its sleep, it is in a good place. Also, it is the most comfortable and restful position for a dog to sleep into. Not to mention that it is the perfect way for a pooch to cool down quickly, especially in the summer period. And finally, we have doofuses like this fella. Everybody, meet Merlin. He is a sweet guy, loves his family and makes sure he shows it. For example, his owners would probably lovingly say that Merlin is a slipper thief and we can’t blame him. Those things really smell like his owners and he probably just wants to shower them with all the love he can muster. But what is really weird but cute about this doofus is his love of the family couch and this spot in particular. Apparently, Merlin the Shiba Inu hates it when someone takes his spot and this is his way of showing it. Paws in the air, teeth bared from gravity, tucked in nice in his favorite spot on the couch. Ah, that is the life. Apparently, Merlin is not the only dog that likes to sleep like this. This German Shepherd, for instance, likes to sleep in that same yoga-like position too. The kick is, he also <a href="https://rumble.com/v3009y-funny-dog-snoring.html" target="_blank">snores when he sleeps like this</a>. Yup, like an old man. Usually, it is dogs with stubby muzzles that snore every which way they sleep, but when any kind of dogs finds itself in such a sleeping position, there is bound to be some vibrations of the respiratory system.

If you have to travel for work often, then you must know how tiring and exhausting it can be. Changing terminals, going through passport control, then customs, looking for your luggage...the crowd, the rivers of people each wanting to leave the building as soon as possible...all those factors can make you sick and tired of air travel, until the next opportunity arises. All this happens to us adults, can you imagine what it must be like for a little kid? They have to make double, even triple the number of steps it takes us adults to cross from one end of the airport to the other, not to mention how easily they can get lost in the crowd. One clever parent made sure that his toddler girl will not get lost by running around the airport. Heck, she won’t even get tired from all the ups and downs it takes to cross the Belgrade airport. All she has to do is hold on to the handle of dad’s suitcase and travel the big thing in style. To give you an idea of just how big the Nikola Tesla airport is, its two terminals have a combined area of 33,000 square meters, with Terminal 2 being larger of the two, adjacent to one another and connected through a hallway. The airport has 66 check-in counters and 27 gates.

A random street dancer fails to impress the guests at a bar, so he decided to just quit it and leave. Hilarious!