6-Month-Old Doggo Demonstrates Major Character Development As Her Guarding Instincts Kick In

Let's talk about character development for a second. Whether you're watching a movie or experiencing it in real life, it's always nice to see someone evolve and grow from their previous habits and behaviors. As humans, we want to achieve maximum fulfillment and accomplishment. But is that possible if one has no character development whatsoever? Can one feel a sense of accomplishment if they don't develop and flourish? Our guess would be no. But that's just us.

Today we're presenting you with an adorable 6-month-old puppy who's just been recently coming into her own. Pearl is a Great Pyrenees that lives on a farm with her doggo brother Moose, their hoomans, and a bunch of free-range chickens. When Pearl was a baby, she would chase all the chickens and scare them. But after months of being trained by her older brother, Pearl has matured. Now, she no longer chases the chickens but instead, protects them. See, character development!

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We love this story so much. Not only are these the cutest doggos we've ever seen, but there's truly nothing more adorable than one doggo helping and teaching another. You can tell that Pearl's brother is wise and authoritative. Otherwise, how else did he manage to raise her so well?
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He really did. No, but actually, imagine the patience doggo Moose had and still has for his little sister. It really shows that doggos are one of the most intelligent beings on this planet and their capabilities have no limits. We love to see it.
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