Dog Owners of Introverted Pups Bring Their Dogs Together and Create the Worlds Most Awkward Dog Party

Introverts get it, going to social gatherings is more than just an outing, it's a whole dang workout. It's absolutely exhausting and more introverts would rather avoid that at all costs. But, we all have those extrovert friends or family members who drag that introvert out to meet people and socialize and things can get awkward. 

This happened recently when dog owners of introverted dogs decided to come together to get their “likeminded” pups to socialize. Surely, if they are all a little timid they would be able to at least connect on that alone. They definitely expected them to take a while to warm up to each other, but they did not expect all the dogs to just stand their frozen awkwardly like a middle school dance gone wrong… 

A TikToker with an introvert dog posted a video of what it was like to gather these timid little four-legged buddies together and says they were like “cows on a pasture.” None of the dogs knew how to get the conversation going, you can see some start to approach another dog but then chicken out last minute. Many of them are just sitting there or standing completely still unsure what to do. 

These aren't aggressive dogs, these are just dogs that have a little trouble introducing themselves and keeping the party going. It's just like humans. The part was quiet and slow. The only thing that made this introvert party different than a human one is that it's epically adorable to watch dogs be socially awkward with each other. It's mostly cringey to watch a room full of human introverts attempt to interact with each other… 

“Imagine putting a lot of introverts in one room 😅”

Many of the viewers are happy to see that dogs can also be introverts and it's not just messy humans. They say the dogs are just standing there trying to figure out how to introduce themselves or get the conversation started. Many introverts say that the party looked like a great success from an introverts point of view—nobody had to talk to each other, everyone was happy just standing there not saying a word, and everyone enjoyed each other's company without having to actually interact with each other. 

Many suggest to bring at least one extrovert dog next time to get the party started and help these introvert pups shine.