Bulldogs Refusing To Go on a Walk Is the Cutest Piece of Laziness We've Ever Seen

Though some dogs immediately bound for the door when they see a leash or hear keys or the word "walk," not all dogs feel the same way.

In a new video from @itsmrhank featuring Hank, the Bulldog, and his sister Bow, we see two of the cutest Bulldogs ever who have zero enthusiasm about going for a walk.

Though they both have their leashes on already, Bow is in her bed, and Hank is strewn about on the floor.

As they look at their mom, their facial expressions say, "You must be joking. Going outside for a walk on a sunny day? That's madness."

In the caption, their mom writes, "2 Bulldogs refusing to go on a walk."

There were some good comments on this short and sweet video, including one person who said, "Haha!! At least they don't wait 'til you leave the house to stop moving."

That is a good point!

@itsmrhank

A typical day in a bulldog household #bulldog#englishbulldog#bulldogpuppy#puppytiktok

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But like most Bulldogs, they tend not to look excited about most things, as we see in this "A Day in the Life" video of Hank and Bow's morning routine, in which Hank can't believe how long his mom makes him wait to have his breakfast.

Bow is a bit more obedient as she really wants her food.

@itsmrhank

Enjoy this day wherever you are Hank & Bow xo #bulldog#englishbulldog#bulldogpuppy#rescuedog#dogroutine

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How Often Should Bulldogs Be Walked?

You may have surmised that Bulldogs are not the most active of dog breeds, but they still need regular exercise.

According to Doggysaurus, Bulldogs should be walked once a day, and possibly even twice.

They should do around 20 minutes of walking, but not exceed 40 minutes in total during the day.

Bulldogs tend to be more reluctant to go for walks because of their genetics.

These pups are a brachycephalic breed, meaning they have short noses and flat faces.

This anatomical structure can make breathing harder, so during walks, they can tire more easily and need to rest.

So it makes sense why they may try to avoid walks!

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This story was originally published April 14, 2026 at 4:55 PM.