Watching this tiny dog have full zoomies in a cramped space is honestly very impressive. Over at @notfastasnanu, Nanu’s human captured his little Maltipoo turning the area under a bed into a personal racetrack.
Usually, this breed is known for being a sweet lap dog; Nanu, however, has slightly different plans for his afternoon energy. He is currently a fuzzy blur while playing hide and seek with his favorite human. It is amazing how much speed he gets in such a tight spot. And you can tell he doesn’t care about the low ceiling clearance at all.
Tiny dog playing hide and seek with high energy and speed steals hearts
Nanu rushes toward the low camera with a huff and a grunt. He almost tags his owner before spinning around to run back. We can only see a wet nose filling the frame for a split second. Then he is off again. What is really interesting is that he manages to stay fast despite the limited clearance. He circles the small leg of the bed with total precision because he clearly knows every inch of this dusty playground.
He goes charging back, and then suddenly freezes. Completely still. His human calls out, “Hey,” which makes the little dog turn his head toward the lens in the most dramatic way possible. “Come here,” his owner says. But before the word even finishes, Nanu is already close to the camera.
One fan joked that their own dust bunnies aren’t nearly this fast. Another viewer mentioned that his speed and little grunts are everything. This tiny dog has a big personality that barely fits under the furniture.
The clip hit over 93,000 likes in less than a day of being posted. People are truly obsessed with the “excited dust bunny” energy. One commenter even said this video gives them life. Nanu, after all, is a very fast runner who doesn’t slow down after multiple laps, and he keeps coming back to boop the camera with his nose. It is easily the most energetic game of hide and seek and zoomies on the internet.
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