In a video from Instagram user @that_nomad_pup, a dog named Coconut Jones arrives home from a walk during a blizzard and immediately prepares for what her owner calls a “get unready with me” routine. The caption under the video reads, “GURWM (get unready with me), blizzard edition ?.” In the video, the Maltese treats the post-walk routine as a shared ritual with her owner, offering her paw and ending with a victory lap by the wall.
Dog has a whole ‘Get Unready With Me’ ritual after walking during the blizzard
In the video, the dog comes home after a walk in the blizzard. She wears a shiny puffer and tiny boots, standing calmly while her mom starts removing each piece. The best part is how eagerly Coconut participates by lifting her paws one at a time, holding them up to make it easy for her owner. Many viewers loved that detail, with people gushing over “the paw lifts” and pointing out how funny it is that she is basically helping with the undressing.
Between boot removals, Coconut shakes her body twice, helping herself shed bits of snow or moisture. Besides, it is a common “transition” move after something stimulating, like being out in loud wind and blowing flakes.
Once she is finally free of the outfit, Coconut paces near a wall for a moment. This could indicate something as simple as excitement, the residual energy from her walk, or wanting a rub or scratch now that the clothes are off, especially if any straps bothered her during the outing. Viewers seemed to recognize that need, too, with one person insisting the corner scratches probably “felt GOOD!”
The comment section further praised how cooperative Coconut is. One person joked that she is clearly trained to “let you take the boots off n all,” while another remarked, “She said unstrap me hooman!!????.” A few compared the dog to their own furry friends, as one commented, “My dog saw me watching this and walked away like “don’t even try that with me” ?” — which is understandable, because pulling off a full gear can take a lot of energy.
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