This couple will win your heart at first sight!
Well, shall we get acquainted? 20, 5 kg of woolen charm is the Australian Labradoodle Reagan from Oregon. Most of all he loved to play, to lick the faces of all his "human" acquaintances and to pose before the camera of the camera.
But you are wondering why the beloved affair of the four-legged are listed in the past tense? Yes, all because, they instantly lost importance, just on the threshold of the house appeared his mistress with an 11-month-old baby Buddy!
Alas, but Reagan's masters really did not experience the best period of their lives when they decided to start a dog. Then they had to part with the two first adopted children, and a funny 8-month labradoodle (crossing the breeds of the labrador retriever and poodle) Reagan happily began to console and surround his new kindred with love.
But about a year ago, happiness came to their house again - the family of its owners managed to adopt the baby Buddy and once and for all to change the life of Reygan.
Rub my back!
Hold tight, baby!
You will not believe, but since then the dog flatly refused to communicate with other dogs, and never for a moment leaves Buddy.
And you have a pleasant appetite!
Let's kiss?
In a funny couple, even all business in half - together they play, bathe, ride on a swing, eat and even sleep!
Candies or life?
Well, tell me a story for the night!
Tse-yo-yo!
This touching friendship was first recorded by the grandmother of the adopted boy Sandy Sviridoff and shared shots in social networks. But users wanted more - and already today more than 120 thousand subscribers every morning start with viewing updates on Buddy's personal page and Reagan's Instagram!
That's how we welcomed our first hundred thousand subscribers!
True, delicious cocoa?
Sweet dreams to you ...
When I grow up, we'll float together in-from-there, beyond the horizon!
You really can not escape from me?
Well and most importantly - pictures of a gentle friendship between a dog and a baby are already combined into a special calendar, the money from the sale of which comes to the fund for helping families who bring up adopted children!