Two Dogs Welcome a New Puppy into Their Family
One of the most fantastic moments in life is bringing a new puppy home. Most Touching: The family already had two dogs but they were overjoyed when the new puppy first appeared. They were now protectors and they had their baby to look after.
Meeting the New Puppy
The puppy arrived the next day and it was a little party. Max and Bella, the two older dogs sniffed cautiously around while a wiggling Buddy wagged his tail. Buddy was a little fluffball who had big brown eyes. He watched Max and Bella from below, wondering about his new older big brothers.
Max, the huge golden retriever was a sweetheart. He lay on the floor in front to get down Buddy. A cunning old beagle named Bella wagged her tail at him. They both loved Buddy, hoping that he could find comfort at their house.
Teaching the Puppy
Once he settled in, Max and Bella became his guardians. They taught Buddy how the game was meant to be played. Bella would share the best sunning spots for Buddy to take a nap and Max fetched toys all day long.
Buddy was known to get carried away and bark his head off, once in a while. Prince who Max would evenly voice to use inside poll pers! Bella however, taught him dog etiquette like how to meet other dogs nicely. Next Buddy learnt to listen and follow suit.
Growing Together
In the days to come, all three dogs will become good friends. He frolicked around the yard with them, chased butterflies and they even shared snacks. They helped with keeping Buddy out of danger, specifically when it came to walking him. Max and Bella were utterly aware even if he sniffed too long in a spot at night there are crazy drivers that whip around the corner. They would walk very slowly to let Buddy sniff around, but never took their eyes off of him.
With time Buddy got fatter and more cheekier. Max and Bella were proud of their young-er brother. As parents, they had done their duty. Buddy was a much-loved and very happy, playful dog with the family.
This new family of three really proves that love, patience and compassion is all any dog needs to find their way home.
