7 Dachshunds and a Terrier Watching 'Bluey' in Banana Beds Is Peak Cuteness

As the proud mom of a four year old, I basically have every episode of Bluey memorized to the point that I could reenact the show myself. It helps that it's entertaining enough for adults to watch, too — after all, there's a reason why so many people joke that it's actually a parenting show that's appropriate for kids! And it's not just me and my daughter who love Bluey ; our dog also stops what she's doing to watch the show, too.

Thanks to TikTok, I know that she's not the only dog who loves to watch this show about a family of cartoon Blue Heelers from Australia, and the video below is even more proof of that fact. This family of dogs is so into it, and they look adorable doing it, too.

In this video from dog mom @yunabugs , we can see a whopping seven Dachshund pups (and one Terrier) all cuddled up and watching Bluey in the cutest banana-shaped beds. Though their house doesn't have any furniture in it yet (their family just moved),  it hasn't stopped them from kicking back to watch a little TV!

It definitely can't be easy to move with this many dogs in tow, but this mama is doing a great job. In a moving update she shared this week, she said that the banana beds are a lifesaver... especially after the dogs popped her air mattress. Yikes!

They do seem to be loving their new home, and I have a feeling those beds (and a TV that's playing their favorite show) is going a long way to help with the transition.

Unsurprisingly, her followers can't get enough of this oversized dog family. One person wrote, "They are happy with the furniture they have. You know it’s the ween’s house, they just let you live there."

What TV Shows Do Dogs Enjoy?

Like I said earlier, I've seen enough TikTok videos of dogs watching Bluey to know that many count it among their favorite shows... but what else would be enjoyable for them to watch?

According to HeathDay, a study that was released earlier this year revealed that dogs love to watch anything with other animals or dogs, and of course, Bluey fits into that category. So next time you want to leave the TV on for your pooch, consider a nature documentary featuring lots of critters.

The study also discovered that sporting dogs and herding dogs are the ones most likely to pay attention to TV, too. Interesting!

Here's hoping the furniture arrives soon for this family... but until then, those banana beds are doing the trick.