This hilarious and spoiled French Bulldog is very demanding. The pampered pup knows exactly what it wants and when. Watch the short but hysterical clip to see the canine get world-class treatment and then demand even more.

In society today, it seems there is nothing we can agree on. Even the simplest, most mundane and boring subject always devolves into a shouting match, with everyone passionately expressing their deeply held opinions. Thanks to social media, we now know that everyone has thoughts and opinions on every subject imaginable. How did we ever survive before we knew our second cousin twice removed’s thoughts on this or that subject?

While agreement on most things is nearly impossible, we can all agree (for the most part) that animals are fantastic. Is there really anyone who does not think animals are some of the greatest things imaginable? If you’re not convinced how much people think of their pets, you simply haven't been watching closely enough. Some people will actually push their animals in a stroller while their child walks.

In a hilarious, laugh-out-loud clip, a French bulldog pup is captured being pampered. Its owner is actually giving the dog a foot rub. A lot of animals are lucky if they get any attention at all, and this guy is getting its feet attended to.

But does the dog show any appreciation for the kind of high-level pampering it’s receiving? If you know animals at all, you already know the answer to that question. Instead of acting grateful, the dog demands even more.

When its owner stops rubbing its feet, the spoiled dog stretches out and smashes a button, which emits a recording that says, “Foot rub now.” The animal continues to slam the pink button until the foot massages continue.

It just goes to show that if you give a dog an inch, they will take a mile, or in this case, a nice foot rub.

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”