remywiththegoodhair

Everyone can identify with the feeling this dog is having right at the moment when this video was taken. It is first thing, maybe 8:00 am, on a Monday morning. You just got to work and it’s just the very beginning of the working week. The weekend was somewhat relaxing, but it was not nearly long enough, of course. The only thing you want to do is just to get to your desk or office or cubicle, sip your coffee, and have some time to wake up and adjust to the beginning of the new week. Unfortunately, though, you do not quite have the time for that. Your boss has called you into an early morning conference. You try to go with it, and you do your best to be awake and alert. You want to be the model employee, but all you really want to do… is what this dog is doing! This video is absolutely hilarious. If humans did not have the public decorum and common courtesy unspoken rules that all follow, this is what we would all be doing. When the video begins, viewers see this little Jack Russell Terrier mix <a href="https://rumble.com/v4npdb-puppy-waves-through-glass-window.html" target="_blank">pawing at the glass</a> partition of what looks to be an office. It is just like he has just gone through that early morning stressful routine described above, and all he wants is to leave this dreadful room that he is in. He paws at the glass window, dying to get out. What adds to the comedy here is the fact that he seems so desperate to leave that he is on his back, begging to be released from the death grip of this incredibly boring meeting he seems to be subjected to. After a few moments of desperately trying to escape, he even pauses his attempts to look around the room. It is like he takes a moment to reevaluate the people he is around, and it seems also like he might be trying to see if there is anything of interest to him to warrant staying in the room; however, obviously there is nothing that is of too much interest to him. That can be seen by what he does next. He goes right back to pawing at the glass again. This poor pup really does not want to be in this room. Jack Russell Terriers are known for being highly energetic, so this spectacle is perfectly fitting and in line with the typical <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zd3l-jack-russell-terrier-answers-yes-and-no.html" target="_blank">Jack Russell Terrier</a> temperament. They do not like to be enclosed in small spaces, and they do not want to feel like they cannot get out and run as they please. Perhaps taking one of these high energy pups to work is not their ideal place to be during the day. Hopefully, though, the sweet little darling dog can learn to deal with and possibly even enjoy his new daily routine going to work with his human parent. He certainly makes for great office entertainment, so if nothing else, he will give his parents’ coworkers some great laughs. @remywiththegoodhair