DID SOMEONE SAY TREATS
I'M ALREADY SITTING
Animals · Template
The Snack Judge
DID SOMEONE SAY TREATS over I’M ALREADY SITTING turns a dog’s hearing into evidence. The straight stripes give the top line a formal, almost legal tone, so the immediate obedience underneath lands as a confession. It works for cats too, with a slightly different bottom line about arriving anyway.
Opens in the editor with both captions filled in. Free exports a 1080 px PNG and a GIF with a small FunnyHub credit; Pro unlocks 2160 px and no credit. Nothing is uploaded.
What this template actually looks like
A lavender field (#C3B8FF) is crossed by navy-violet stripes tilted 24 degrees, with two slender aqua stripes and an aqua rounded square at the lower right. A thin frame closes the composition. The file contains no animal and no treat bag: the calm, orderly stripes make the poster look like a courtroom exhibit, which is what turns the caption into a verdict.
Use it when a pet appears the moment a bag rustles, or when a snack is being audited by a small animal. It fits pet groups, family chats and any thread where someone claims they were not begging. Avoid it while the pet is actually being fed — timing is the joke.
Swap the treat for whatever gets your pet off the sofa: the lead, the word “walk”, the sound of a tin. Keep the bottom line as a confession rather than a question. If you have two pets, make the top line one animal and the bottom line the other, and the template becomes a dialogue.
How to use it
- Pick The Snack Judge from the template list.
- Swap “TREATS” for whatever your pet actually listens for.
- Keep the bottom line smug rather than loud.
- Export a PNG for the family chat; a GIF works well for the expectant stare.
Five captions you can copy
DID SOMEONE SAY TREATS / I’M ALREADY SITTINGI HEARD THE BAG / EXPLAIN YOURSELFTREAT AUDIT / YOU HAVE BEEN FOUND WANTINGI WAS ASLEEP / NOW I AM HEREONE CRUMB / FULL ATTENTION
The template loads with “DID SOMEONE SAY TREATS” and “I'M ALREADY SITTING” already placed. Both lines stay inside the safe area, and you can drag either one on the canvas. Need more lines? Browse the caption library.
Sizes and where to post it
1080 × 1080 px is the safe square for Instagram and messaging apps. X takes 1200 × 675; the 24-degree stripes still read well when cropped. For a printed sticker or a label, the same SVG scales cleanly because the artwork is vector.
Every export happens on your device: the editor draws the frame on a canvas, and neither the artwork nor your captions are uploaded. Free exports a 1080 × 1080 PNG and a 720 px GIF with a small corner credit; Pro exports 2160 × 2160 PNGs and GIFs without the credit.
Full per-platform numbers are in the meme size cheat sheet, and the GIF walkthrough covers motion, looping and file size.
