The shy 5 year old texan shelter dog who never stopped loving her young pawrent, through all the growing pains of life, sticking by her side with grace and: ‘perfect eyeliner like Michelle Pfieffer.’

The connections that we make with our puppers are truly second to none. On those long walks, those quiet evenings, not much has to be said, nor does much have to happen, but a bond is slowly created. It deepens and becomes ever more refined with each moment like that, and before you know it you share an unspoken connection that knows no limits. And today we are lucky enough to be sharing with you a story of just such a bond, built from the ground up with a pupper who had been given up on by her previous family and a pawrent who had spent so much of her life waiting to find her doggo love. Together they went through trials and tribulations, ups and downs, and slowly but surely built up that bond that was missing for both of them.

And even in the times when they were apart, and even in the times when they lost touch, their love remained ever close and cozy. Because once that bond is created, there is very little that can break it, so long as it is not given up on. So as many of you welcome puppers for the festive season, let this story serve as a reminder of what you are getting in to, and that you are now responsible for the deep loving soul of a doggo.

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Honestly, what is it with us hoomans and our need to gain approval and attention from those who are least willing to give it to us? It happens in our hooman relationships so much so that we came up with the term ‘playing hard to get’. And here we are applying the same toxic behavior to our darling doggos. It is a dangerous precedent to set if you ask us, but we cannot deny that it does make the love that comes after that much sweeter.
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Wow, this is one talented doggo to be playing hard to get to these lengths is simply a skill that has to be honed over time. Though that being said, we might have been quick to judge earlier. A doggo who finds itself in a shelter at the relatively middle age of 5 years old likely has suffered through some emotional damage. Could you imagine being ditched by your family aged 40 years old? It would most certainly bite the biscuit.
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