When you see a dog with a shiny, healthy coat, you always want to know their secret. And at @lisatheblacklab, a viral video is finally giving the world the inside scoop on Lisa’s diet. This dog is primarily powered by belly rubs and plenty of snacks, according to her fun social media bio. She delivers a daily dose of smiles to over 175k followers. In this video, the Labrador’s owner gets asked about her thick, glossy fur constantly, so they finally decided to document her routine. And let’s just say it involves more laundry and rocks than actual canine supplements.
Labrador’s ‘balanced diet’ for thick and shiny coat is unexpectedly interesting
The video starts with Lisa relaxing in the sun on an elevated deck chair in the yard. As her human pets her, an on-screen question pops up asking what she eats to look so good. The first item on her list is a simple pair of socks, which she holds proudly. This is quickly followed by her interest in large white rocks she finds in the yard. One viewer joked that the rock she regurgitated was much larger than they ever expected to see.
Lisa doesn’t just stop at landscaping and laundry during her busy day. She also loves human treats like pizza, which she is hand-fed, and cold ice cream right from a cup. She takes huge licks until the snack covers her entire snout for later. Someone in the comments equated this breed to a canine dustbin because they are so food-motivated and always looking for something new to try.
The video even shows the Labrador sitting on a rug while happily chomping away on a shoe. The final course in this very unique meal plan involves an assortment of backyard towels. She chews on one on the patio while several others are scattered across the green grass, “buffet style.”
The Labrador’s owner jokingly calls this a balanced diet, and 151,000 people seem to agree it is hilarious. People in the comments are losing it over her secret for such a thick, healthy coat. One fan even thanked her for letting everyone in on her champions’ diet secrets.
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