Bailey is a golden retriever who enjoys a wide variety of things. His affection for the various creatures that his family invites into the house, such as other dogs, bunnies, birds, and even kittens, is his greatest quality. Though occasionally he is first a little afraid of them. Consider kittens as an example.
At first, Bailey’s owner was reluctant to let Bailey play buddy-buddy with the adorable little kitten when the owner brought a new kitten into the house. Bailey’s bed, a lovely, big, fuzzy one, is another item on his list of things he adores. In a video that his father uploaded to his YouTube account, Bailey’s devotion to his bed was put to the test. The video received over 35 million views after being posted.
Bailey is seen entering the room in the video to take a much-needed snooze. After all, a dog’s existence is laborious. But before he can settle in for some rest, he discovers that a little kitten has already taken up residence in his bed. What can a helpless dog do in such a circumstance?
Bailey makes an effort to assess the issue at first. He examines the kitten in the bed from all sides, his frustration becoming more and more visible. This won’t do at all. He needs to figure out a means to remove the kitty from his bed, but how?
He first tries to approach as closely as he can. He reasoned that the kitty could get the hint and move if he pushed his bed. But it’s all for naught. The kitten looks more determined than ever to stay. He is aware that Bailey is easily won over by adorable creatures. Bailey even loses it and huffs at the kitten while barking softly. The kitty continues to enjoy itself in its comfortable, large bed while acting casually about the situation. It may have been Bailey’s bed in the past, but it is now his and his alone.
As his urge to sleep in his bed grows, Bailey turns to blunter methods. He begins by barking a little louder, but the kitten isn’t moving at all. He finally caves and turns the bed. The kitten can no longer remain here, not now. The kitten responds by giving Bailey a brief meow in return.
Bailey eventually gives up and collapses on the floor next to his bed while partially awake. Cat has prevailed. Naturally, the kitten accedes to Bailey’s demands at this point, but instead of completely leaving the bed, it lays on Bailey.
So it turns out that the kitten had a better bed all along, and all they needed to do was reach an agreement. At least Bailey appears content on his bed, and the kitten appears content with his new cuddle mate.