This Bernese Mountain Dog's Everything Shower Routine Is More Elaborate Than Yours
An incredible family is currently fostering an adorable 6-year-old Bernese mountain dog named Jack and is available for adoption through Underdog Heroes Rescue. While he waits for his forever family, he's being very well cared for, with a multistep shower routine.
With a smile on his face for the entire video, Jack is enjoying a nice, long shower. The first step, of course, is shampooing, which is applied with a shower brush while massaging his long, shiny fur. And if you're wondering, yes, Jack, like any other Berner, sheds a lot, so much so that his foster family was able to spell his name in the shower wall just with his fur.
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After a nice rinse, Jack wears a pink headband with white polka dots, Minnie Mouse approved, I would assume, and gets dried and ready for the next steps of his shower routine. He accessorizes with another headband, a red one, because why not? And then gets a face massage with a rose quartz face roller-he's a fancy boy!
The following steps include moisturizing his nose and feet, brushing his teeth, cutting and brushing his fur once more, cutting his nails, receiving a back massage, and getting a treat because he couldn't be a better boy, right?
Jack Is Available for Adoption
Even though Jack is great with kids, his former family surrendered him because they were expecting a baby. According to the family currently fostering this adorable Bernese mountain dog with puppy-like energy, he's a little shy around strangers, especially blonde people. This very specific aversion is certainly funny and, in Jack's opinion, blondes do not have more fun.
He's fully potty trained, crate trained, vaccinated, and ready for his forever family. Jack's foster family recommends adoption by a family with experience handling dogs who are a little unsure of strangers. Jack was a "COVID dog." In his early days, he didn't spend much time socializing with other dogs or anyone outside his family.
All this adorable pup needs from his future family is love, affection, and someone to follow his elaborate shower routine, which is probably more detailed, with more steps, than his owners'. But that's a small price to pay for having an adorable and loving best friend, right?
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This story was originally published May 6, 2026 at 1:55 PM.