If you’ve spent any amount of time on social media or the wider internet, you already know that the medium was practically invented to share adorable pics and videos of animals .
A TikTok account representing a French bulldog named Bourbon (we assume it’s run by Bourbon’s human, though we can’t be certain) has been sharing some downright delightful content recently. If you’re into Frenchies, ski lifts, or just cute TikTok stuff in general, you’re not going to want to miss this.
World, Meet Bourbon.
Bourbon is an appropriately-named French bulldog (the House of Bourbon is a European dynasty of French origin). You can find Bourbon on TikTok @bourbonfrenchie if you’re so inclined.
Bourbon isn’t a dog that does silly pet tricks. He’s just a little Frenchie who enjoys spending time out in the wild with his human — and fortunately for us, his human documents a good number of their shared adventures for TikTok to enjoy.
Here’s Bourbon Taking To The Sky.
Well, it isn’t like he’s flying or anything, but the little Frenchie is still going where few dogs have gone before. The clip above is short on context, so we don’t know too much about it, other than the fact that one of the hashtags suggests the video was shot in the Tatra Mountains of Central Europe.
In any event, just about everyone should be able to appreciate a short, sweet, adorable video of a French bulldog riding on a chairlift through a snowy landscape.
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Commenters Were Here For It.
It often feels like online discourse is designed to tear people apart. But when things aren’t toxic, the people of the internet are actually pretty good at bonding over something cute. That’s exactly what’s going on here, as the humble six-second video of Bourbon riding a chairlift has racked up tens of thousands of likes, along with a ton of comments and engagement.
Would You Take Your Doggo On A Chairlift?
It’s clear from the brief video that Bourbon is remarkably chill about the whole thing. He’s got a safety strap attached to his puffy jacket and is content to just enjoy the view.
Not all dogs are so relaxed, though. Could you take your dog on a similar adventure? Personally, I don’t think my German shepherd would do too well if he was suspended in a chair high above the surrounding landscape, but I suppose there’s only one way to find out.
