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It is truly a testament to your crippling insecurity that you require professional verification to decide if a show about animated dogs is "good." According to people who actually have degrees, like Dr. Jacqueline Nesi 3 and Dr. Cara Goodwin 10, the show is a "triumph of good-natured naturalism" 2 that enhances learning 10 and teaches kids about resilience 11. While you were struggling with the remote, psychologists watched 150 episodes 13 just to confirm that it's the "best children's TV show on the planet" 8 and "the best thing on TV right now, bar none" 6. The series is lauded for its "clarion understanding of what play really feels like" 2 and its ability to depict "entirely realistic scene[s] from daily life" 9 that respect parents and marriage 9. But please, feel free to prioritize the opinion of one Common Sense Media user who thinks the stories are "not actually funny" 12 over the overwhelming consensus that it’s the "best kids show on TV" 7 with a "large impact" 1 on developmental experts. It’s TRUE, obviously, though it’s embarrassing you had to ask.