Introvert dog's adorably awkward rendezvous with 'like-minded dogs' is taking the internet by storm

Home becomes a better place with a furry companion. Dogs, in particular, have this ability to show unfiltered love towards their humans. No matter how upset the dog owners are, the perkiness of their furry friends will instantly brighten up their days. However, not all canines are full of vim and vigor by nature. Just like humans, some dogs also choose to be introverted and find happiness and peace in solitude. In a video posted by @qilastiktok, a popular dog influencer on TikTok, the pet owner shared an adorable get-together of introverted dogs and people found it both cute and funny. 

Qila, from Sweden, was a former street dog who was adopted by a lovely family and went on to become a dogfluencer. According to her owners, she has always been introverted but her videos show how much she loves to connect with her humans. In a viral video, Qila's owner mentioned, "We went for a meeting with like-minded dogs. This is what happened." The meeting was attended by 9 dogs including Qila and none of them were interested in playing or interacting with each other. It was a quiet and peaceful meet-up with most of the pooches just standing or sitting still in a place. Those who moved a little tried their best to avoid any eye contact. 

The owner felt that the gathering looked like, "a pasture of cows." Qila's silent party with her furry friends gained over 25 million views and nearly 37K comments swarmed in. "Every one of them just enjoying their own company and solitude. So darn cute," commented @sinisterrqween. "I’m getting the feeling that this is the same when your wife wants you to be friends with her friend's husband type of energy," joked @tingpeepeegame. "This is the greatest social experiment I've come across to date," wrote @am3iq. "The first day of school and the teacher says to get to know one another," commented @ibeenupsince3.

The Swedish couple who adopted Qila found a group on Facebook for introverted dogs and decided to try it out with their pet, as per CNN. Having had no contact with any other canines other than the couple's Wiener dog, Qila felt shy during the one-hour meet-up just like the other participants. She was just sitting there enjoying her time catching flies and preferred not to be involved in any sort of interaction. 

Speaking of dog meetings, a group of Alaskan dogs traveling on the bus and socializing like humans has gone viral on social media. As reported by The Washington Post, Mo Mountain Mutts, a professional dog walking and dog training service in Skagway, frequently organizes play groups for dogs. The furry playmates are picked up by a bus and they travel to the mountains for their playtime. The dogs always felt excited when their ride showed up and once they entered the bus they sniffed around briefly before sitting in their allotted seats. Unlike Qila and her friends in the above story, this Alaskan playgroup seems to be a jolly bunch excited to socialize and go on adventures with their paw-some friends.