Watch: Doggy daycare hilariously recreates Oscar nominated movie posters
From office tipping competitions to home viewing parties, everyone loves getting involved in the glitz and glamour of the Academy Awards.
Even dogs like to join in on the fun with Meyer's Pet Care continuing its annual tradition of recreating the posters for the 10 nominees in the Oscars Best Picture category.
The centre shared its pooch-themed versions of the film posters on TikTok and Instagram, and it's the most delightful thing you'll see all day.
Watch the video above.
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The dogs get ready to photograph the Barbie poster. TikTok/@meyerspetcare
Meyer's Pet Care even dog-ified the film titles, taglines and actors names and dressed dogs in costume, took them out on location and used props to get the shots.
One particular highlight is the poster for Barbie, which was renamed 'Barkie' while actors Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling were renamed Margot Rottie and Ryan Pawsling.
The Barkie poster featured a dog in a pink dress, pearls and sunglasses looking confident beside a Jack Russell with a pensive facial expression. Both dogs were on their hind legs standing in a kids Barbie car.
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The likeness is uncanny. Warner Bros/Instagram @meyers_pet_care
Another fun recreation was Meyer's Pet Care's 'Pupper Things' poster, with a dog sporting coloured paint on its face to emulate Emma Stone's look as Bella in the Poor Things poster.
Some people who watched the TikTok even commented that the dog they chose actually looks like Stone.
"Why does that Boston legit look like Emma Stone though?" one said.
The actors names were creatively changed to Emma Bone, Bark Ruffalo and Willem Dadog.
The movie poster remakes were very clever. SearchlightPictures/Instagram @meyers_pet_care
Of course, we have to mention the Best Picture Oscar winner Oppenheimer, which the doggy daycare renamed 'Doggenheimer'.
However, one person who viewed the TikTok video thought they should have gone with Paw-ppenheimer.
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There should also be special mention for the renaming of Anatomy of a Fall to 'Anatomy of a Ball' and the dog in the 'Howlers of the Flower Moon' (Flowers of the Killer Moon) for managing to keep on a cowboy hat, shirt and jacket long enough for a photo to be taken.
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Based on the reviews in the TikTok comments, the posters were a hit with critics.
"10/10 ZERO NOTES. This is amazing and deserves more likes," one said.
"Where do I donate so I can get a copy of the poor things/pupper things poster? I am absolutely obsessed," a comment read.
"Give your marketing pawson a raise!! These are awesome," another wrote.