A heartwarming video shows how changing a pet’s routine can be daunting, especially when it involves introducing a new Corgi into the family. Instagram user @noodleandrex captured this sentiment in a now-viral video, documenting the evolving relationship between their first Corgi, Rex, and his new furry sister, Noodle, who happens to be the same breed.
Owner shows Corgi’s bond with little sister over time in video
The video begins with the on-screen caption, “Getting Rex a little sister unsure how he’d take it,” preparing viewers to see how the older brother behaves around the new Corgi. The canine meets the tiny and energetic Noodle, immediately bonding with her. Their interactions are gentle, filled with playtime and plenty of naps, encapsulating the sense of joy pets feel when they are introduced to a new addition to their families.
As the video progresses, various clips show them to be the closest of friends. The two Corgis happily play in the yard, cozily nap together, and even share a seat for car rides. Their growing friendship is evident, with the Instagram Reel showcasing their close bond as siblings. The post’s caption sums up its joyful narrative: “The best decision yet.”
Viewers echo the sentiment in the comment section, celebrating the Corgi duo’s connection. One comment reads, “Corgi puppies are so impossibly cute.” Another user shares, “Only thing better than a corgi…is multiple corgis.” Reactions range from one person writing, “Yes!! Carl was the best thing we ever got for Lucy,” to those seeking advice, like “Was he jealous? I’d like to get another one but jellybean is so jealous of anything that gets too close to me.”
While the decision to add a new pet may come with uncertainty, the Corgis show that it is often rewarding and can even become the “best decision” one ever made for their furry friend. From napping side by side to trotting together, the video shows Rex and Noodle sharing an unbreakable bond. Their synchronized actions and adorable companionship tell a story of comfort and friendship.
