Toy Poodle Spotted at Bar Looks Completely Over the Nightlife Scene

Nightlife isn't for everyone. Between all the people, noise, and expensive drinks, it can start to feel downright annoying. If you ask Toy Poodle Darla, she'll tell you exactly how over it she is.

Thanks to Darla's pet parents for posting this relatable clip showing the moment Darla's social battery runs out - it's such a mood. Take a look!

Even in the middle of a crowded bar with Dad @wildinthestreet , sweet Darla can't get out of her head. It doesn't matter that the music is pumping or the drinks are flowing, she's done with the whole scene and would much rather curl up on the couch and watch spooky movies. Around the 11-second mark, the tiny pup even lets out a warning "woof" but alas, no one is listening. We hear you, Darla—hang in there!

With so much sass packed into her tiny frame, it's a given that this video has already garnered more than 82,000 likes and hundreds of comments from people who feel Darla is their twin flame (me, included).

"Overstimulated, sassy and sober. She is me, I'm her," one person wrote.

"I love that attitude bark when staff walked by clearly she is the only boss and it's her bar," another said.

"The vibe I bring to the function," another added.

Okay, so obviously Darla is a Queen and everyone knows it. Next time buy her a round or be on your way!

Related: Compilation Video of Toy Poodle Greeting Her Elderly Best Friend Is Everything

Toy Poodles' Personalities Pack a Punch

Like Darla, many toy breeds are brimming with personality for days . It's no different with Toy Poodles. According to PetMD, these little cuties are not only one of the smartest breeds, but their 10 inch or shorter frame (at just 4-6 pounds) is no match for their huge, likable personalities.

This is a dog that bonds to their people hard, so leaving them alone at home may not be the best option. That means, like Darla, if you're going out, consider going someplace dogs are allowed and bring them along. Otherwise, they have a tendency to develop separation anxiety.

That said, they're also quite sensitive to stress and changes in environment so it's a Catch-22 taking them out as they can develop gastrointestinal issues from feeling so anxious.

Toy Poodles love to please their people though, so wherever you go, they'll likely want to go, too. And if you say, "Sit on this bar table and be a good girl (or boy)," they'll do just that! To avoid additional stress, make sure they're getting plenty of mental and physical stimulation and they will surely show you all the love and affection in the world.

As for sweet Darla, give that girl a snuggle for being the cutest, and best girl at the bar!