The presidential race is heating up! New candidates are stepping forth to throw their collars in the pool. Unlike human candidates, the dogs running for president aren’t making claims or promises. Their objectives seem selfishly geared toward more treats, belly rubs, and fewer squirrels. In one neighborhood, four dogs are competing for the presidency! @jerabu4 New candidates entering the arena THIS 2024… Who’s policies will dominate the polls this time!? #election2024 #vote #candidate #fyp #foryoupage ♬ original sound – Jerabu Are your dogs thinking about running for president, too? They can get customized yard signs and flags to toss their collars into the race! Of course, you’ll have to type in the order form, pay, unwrap it, and put it up. But hey, every candidate needs a campaign staff! Image from TikTok. Mollie and Einie are running on similar platforms regarding treats and squirrels. Beyond that, they do have some different ideas. Einie wants more snuggles and less troubles. Mollie seems to be mudslinging toward another candidate named Chloe, claiming she is the wrong choice. Image from TikTok. Sadie-ala and Bernie are running on a joint ticket, proclaiming they are better together. While that may be true, it doesn’t seem like a comprehensive campaign platform. Perhaps they’ll publish more information to clarify their position on the important issues this election season. Image provided by Colette Richards, used with permission. Chirpa is a nine-month-old cockapoo from a different neighborhood. Her mom helped her order campaign materials, and her flag proudly hangs on their flagpole. She hasn’t published any plan for the future, but she does have a catchy campaign slogan. View this post on Instagram A post shared by K9s For Warriors | Service Dogs for Veterans (@k9sforwarriors) Rocky is a rescue dog with the most well-run campaign. He has a website with his plans, campaign literature, sponsors, and internet ads. He’s a PTSD service dog-in-training with the K9s for Warriors project. Vote Dogs for President! You can find the source of this story’s featured image from Colette Richards, used with permission, and here. The post Neighboring Pups Vie For Supremacy With Presidential Campaign Signs appeared first on InspireMore.