Dogs’ bonds with babies cannot be described in a few words. They enjoy spending time with their little humans, especially during playtime. A recent post on social media has been capturing this instance in the most heartwarming way. The video focuses on a Golden Retriever playing a ball game with her little baby brother, Connor. A user named @elliegoldenlife took to their Instagram to share this heartwarming moment of their canine, Emma. The page focuses on the Goldens’ shenagians with her equally fluffy sister, Ellie, and their human family.
Golden Retriever tries to play fetch with little baby for years until he finally throws the ball
In the video, the Golden Retriever throws a ball to the little baby for fetch. The paw parent writes on the clip that when the child arrived home, Emma brought him a ball. The pup never stopped bringing the toy to the boy, whether he was lying down or being cared for by his father. Every day, Emma showed up with the ball, and the owner hilariously started wondering if the Golden felt jealous watching the baby and dad together.
However, the pooch carried the purest intentions behind her antics. She was actually training Connor to play fetch. The baby reciprocated Emma’s warmth and began throwing the ball to her. Soon, he began throwing the ball and rolling it over a slide. Thus, one day, the Golden’s efforts paid off, and the child learned the fetch game. We see Connor throwing the ball in a direction for Emma to fetch it.
As a result, the boy became the dog’s automatic ball launcher. Every day, the kid picks a new ball to play the fun game with his furry sister. The video ends with Connor hugging Emma and becoming “best friends forever.” The paw parent expresses his feelings in the caption, “Emma’s dream came true.” Netizens shared their reactions, with one saying, “Not me crying seeing how adorable this is.” Another user commented, “Omg my heart just swelled ten times.”
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