When dogs grow older, their big personalities often soften. One such senior Corgi shows his adorable traits in an Instagram video shared by the user @bradythecorgi. The clip captures the gentle ways getting older has reshaped Brady, who celebrated his 11th birthday very recently. In the post’s caption, the owner writes, “Only two days until Brady turns 11. I still can’t believe it.”
Owner shares Corgi’s adorable traits as he is growing older in video
A sweet Instagram video featuring a senior Corgi is melting hearts on the internet. The clip opens with the onscreen caption, “Ways Brady has changed now that he’s older,” as the dog goes about his day. For owners, realizing that their pet is getting older can be a daunting feeling. However, this Reel celebrates Brady’s admirable traits as a senior pup, rejoicing in the feat of getting older.
First up, the dog’s grooming has turned into spa time. Where Brady once wriggled away from brushes, his owner notes he now leans in and “even falls asleep when I brush him nowadays.” The video also shows how the canine “likes to stay hydrated so we always have drinking water handy.” Energy-wise, the Corgi is his own master. His owner shares, “When he’s tired, he’ll fall asleep wherever he is, even if it’s in public space.”
Additionally, Brady “likes to take breaks on longer walks.” There’s also a new love for sniffing, which the user sums up with, “He seems to sniff things more and a lot longer than he used to.” The video, uploaded on August 12, closes with a tender reminder of the Corgi’s milestone: “Can’t believe he’ll be turning 11 in just two days.”
Viewers celebrated Brady’s mellow glow-up in the comments section. One noted, “Brady looks fantastic for 11 years old. He is a beautiful corgi.” Another added a sweet interpretation of the dog’s behavior, writing, “Brady reminds me to always stay hydrated and rest is necessary.” A netizen also marveled at his youthful look: “He looks so good for 11 because he’s had a good life!” The Corgi’s video reads like a love letter to senior dogs, who grow softer with age.
