This is Motherwhat bliss looks like.
BarkBox hosted a Facebook Live featuring a very lucky pug named Noodles, who received belly scratches from not one, but three, wooden back scratchers.
SEE ALSO: 'Stranger Pugs' may be the only thing better than 'Stranger Things'Everyone should feel the pure happiness that Noodles feels.
Noodles and his owner are also well-known across the Internet for their Instagram account, @showmenoodz and very romantic Valentine's Day photo shoot from last February.
BarkBox's live belly scratch feed was to promote the book Dogs and Their People, which is available for pre-order.
As for the back scratchers, apparently they are authentic and only available in Portugal.
Only the best for Noodles.
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