Similar to humans, dogs can get quite possessive of their belongings. These fur babies aren’t usually fond of sharing their things with other canines, leading to hilarious moments. A recent social media post has proved this point. The video sees a rescue dog named Cactus refusing to share his toys with a foster puppy named Cowboy. A user named @cactustherescue took to his Instagram to share this moment. The page is currently capturing many such cute moments between the pups.
Rescue dog won’t let foster puppy keep his toys and steals them back
In the above-mentioned video, the rescue dog hilariously retrieves his toys from the foster puppy. Cowboy is seen playing with Cactus’s ice cream bar toy on his couch. Cactus stands near the couch, and the paw parent realizes that he wants his toy back, which he has stolen. As such, the rescue dog pulls the couch and the human returns the bar to him while promising Cowboy to get him a new toy.
Further, the dog dad hands over a croissant toy, but Cactus ends up taking that as well. The human tells the rescue pup that it was Cowboy’s croissant. Cactus grabs the toy in his mouth while the paw parent realizes how the pet took both the toys, leaving Cowboy with nothing. Thus, the dad gives a little bone toy to the puppy, but it is unable to escape Cactus’s eyes. He runs away with the toy, and the human makes one more try by offering the banana toy to Cowboy. Despite asking Cactus not to snatch the toy, the rescue dog makes his move again. Thus, the dog dad concludes that he has to buy some new toys for the puppy from the store.
At the time of writing, this adorable video has garnered over 111k likes and more than 1 million views. Netizens shared their reactions, with one saying, “What’s Cactus’s is Cactus’s and what’s Cowboy’s is… also Cactus’s.” Another one joked, “He’s a 10 but he’s steals toys from the baby.” A third user commented, “Lol my dog does the same thing with our foster dogs. Hates sharing.”
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