Sometimes, paw parents have no other choice but to drop off their dogs at daycare. Although the pets and their humans look sad as they bid farewell, their enthusiastic reunion makes it all worth it. In one such instance, an Instagram video shows a rescue dog, Cactus, seems anxious when his owner drops him off at a babysitter’s place. However, his reaction changes when the pet parent comes to pick him up after a few days.
Instagram video captures the moment rescue dog reunites with owner after a few days at babysitter’s
In an Instagram video, an owner captures his rescue dog Cactus’s different reactions when he is dropped off at a babysitter’s and when he reunites with his paw parent. Named Mike Brown, the owner states in the caption that it has always been difficult to leave the dog under his babysitter’s care. Brown claims that Cactus always seems “bummed when we say goodbye.”
The rescue dog babysitter video begins with the owner giving the fur baby his favorite toy. He seems to be whining and looking anxious as he is separating from his dad for a while. Brown comforts him, saying that he is in “good hands.” Further, the man captures the moment when he reunites with his pup.
Cactus seems excited to see Brown as he hops a little bit and tap dances on his tiny feet. He tries to show his happiness and longing, trying to smile and adorably snarl at the same time. Explaining about the video in detail in the caption, Brown mentions that Cactus becomes sad initially but adjusts quickly to the new environment. “Sometimes I swear he forgets about me until we’re reunited. That moment is absolutely priceless,” he adds.
Viewers on Instagram enjoyed the video and showered their love for the pooch in the comments. A user said, “His happy little toe beans dance, cactus is the goodest boy too,” while another wrote, “His smile-snarl of excitement gets me everytime!.” Many praised his “crunchy smile” and pitied the rescue puppy as he missed his dad.
Meanwhile, the Instagram video has garnered over 10K likes at the time of writing.
