The worst guard dog: Nash the Golden Retriever helps a burglar feel at home by bringing him a toy, and when the police arrive, he brings them a toy too

If you've ever asked yourself what's the most pawdorable dog breed, Nash will prove to you the answer must be the Golden Retriever.

When I was a kid, our house was broken into three times. When I was 10, 11, and 16. With how the house looked in the aftermath, it was clear whoever broke in wanted to steal items of value: a small TV from my room, my father's camera, my mom's jewelry, some cash that was lying around, whatever they could find. Every instance was a traumatic event in and of itself, and it seriously changed my brain chemistry for anything that has to do with break-ins and stealing.

But not all cases of break-ins are about stealing valuable possessions, and not all are traumatic. Just ask Nash, the Golden Retriever who really wanted to make friends with the burglar in his house. The man broke in with a ladder to the second floor, which is a true dedication to breaking into a house, and made himself at home. Nash really wanted to make him feel welcome, so he brought a toy. Classic.

Nash's pawrents saw everything from the ring cameras around the house and immediately called the police. But Nash being the most pawdorable dog you'll probably hear of this week, was just excited to have more friends around the house. He brought them a toy as well, because of course he did. Despite being such a large dog breed, Golden Retrievers are actually the sweetest, most soft and kind dogs out there. It's no wonder that Nash just tried to make friends - it's in his nature.