Bulldog Watches Street Through This Hole In Fence, Owner Paints Hilarious Art On It

With everyone trapped inside their own homes, there isn’t much to do other than go through your internet feed, message your old friends, and see what all the hype around TikTok is about. Certain people in Denmark had other ideas. Recently, a video went viral of a dog staring out a hole in the fence onto the street.

To make it more amusing, the fence was painted, and it made the dog look like he was a king. There was another hole in the fence too, this one made out to be a jester, and with that kind of royal declaration, it’s hard not to take notice.

The post went viral in Denmark.

Even a famous influencer of the country reposted them.

Ranveig Bjørklid Levinsen, the owner, had this to say,

“Bogart has gone viral in Denmark—he has also got on one of Denmark’s biggest influencers’ Instagram profile, and now I can see that he’s [on] a Norwegian dog group too.”

“I’m living in the southern part of Jutland/Denmark in an old house (1814) together with my husband, Claus, and our two bulldogs, Winston and Bogart—it’s Bogart in the video,”

His name is Bogart and he is very affectionate.

The owner, Levinson, was overwhelmed by the attention.

“He is a 4-year-old English Bulldog, almost ‘homemade’—we have his mother, Winston (she doesn’t care about the male name),” Levinsen described Bogart, “and we decided that she should have puppies. […] She [had] 8, and we kept Bogart—he was the smallest and totally cute. He has a [unique] personality, and he is so funny—I really do love that little guy.”

She clearly loves Bogart, her English bulldog.

He is four years old!

The holes were made to prevent them from skipping the fence.

Her love for her dog knows no bounds, because he looked goofy.

“We are living close to a walking path, so many people pass by every day, and the dogs are just so curious. To prevent them from skipping the fence, we made the holes, but even if it was funny to see them from the other side, I just thought it would look even [funnier] if we painted something. You know, like in amusement parks where you can have your photo taken in these kind of holes,”