French bulldog gets excited when he hears these magic words: “Do you wanna go for…” [Video]

• Stitchy, an adorable French bulldog gets excited whenever it’s time for his beloved walk.
• His owner posted a video on Stitchy’s TikTok account (stitchy_boii), showing his enthusiasm.
• All he needed was his owner to say, “Do you wanna go for … ” and Stitchy will light up.

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Meet Stitchy. The adorable French bulldog easily gets the “Most Enthusiastic” award when it comes to his most-awaited walk time.

His owner posted a video on Stitchy’s TikTok account (stitchy_boii) to show his enthusiasm.

The nine-second video started with Stitchy fully covered underneath a gray blanket until his owner says, “Do you wanna go for … ” and pauses.

@stitchy_boii He’s at it again 😂😂😂 #keyword #walkies #frenchbulldog #onlywalks #stitchy ♬ original sound – Stitchy boii

Stitchy is a 2-year-old gray-and-tan French bulldog who gets so excited for walks.

In the May 20 TikTok video, viewers weren’t aware at first that Stitchy was hiding under the blanket until his owner says, “Do you wanna go for … ” and pauses. Those magic words made the Frenchie wrestle his way out of the covers and looked at his owner excitedly.

His expression says it all. He knows too well the sentence ends with “… a walk?”

Stitchy’s owner still finishes his sentence for the Frenchie’s satisfaction.

In a heartbeat, Stitchy runs as fast as he can to the door. If he could talk, he’d definitely say, “Come on Dad, you said it!”

However, according to Stitchy’s owner in the video’s comments, the small dog doesn’t usually get more than 50 meters. The hardest part — going home after a walk and playtime. Stitchy just wouldn’t budge.

@stitchy_boii

The 5 steps of Stitchy playtime.. #frenchbulldog #frenchiesoftiktok #stitchy #stubborn ♬ Funny Song – Cavendish Music

Experts say it doesn’t take much to keep a Frenchie happy. This easygoing breed loves to play just as much as they love to snuggle. And just like humans, exercise for dogs offers both physical benefits and mental stimulation.

Source: Daily Paws