There are two dogs facing each other each with their own "Elizabethan collar" or protective cone. The cones are touching each other so that the dogs heads are completely hidden.
It is unusual for dogs to act this way.
Why are the dogs facing each other with cones touching? Why does each dog wear their protective cone?
I'll let go of the stick when you let go of the stick.
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Both dogs are wearing Elizabethan collars while facing each-other, so we can't see what they are doing. The caption implies that they are playing tug of war over a stick --- the stick is in both of their mouths. It's funny because the caption paints a vivid picture of what's happening, but it's obscured, so it requires visual imagination.