This mom had a heartwarming experience with her rescue dog, who clings to her like a baby, thinking that his human is going to abandon him. The touching clip will surely melt your heart as it captures the fear of the pup on camera. The reel, which has made the netizens emotional, has so far garnered more than 7K likes, as of the time of writing.
Rescue dog thinks mom is abandoning him, so he stays as close to her as possible
This “gsd x great pyrenees” rescue named Goose is no longer a happy pup. His reaction changed instantly after seeing his mom packing her belongings. The commotion around made the one-year-old pup think that her human companion was abandoning him, which made his mom emotional. However, that’s not the complete story.
As per the clip on @goose_the_goober_, mom says that she packed the belongings as she is shifting to a new place. “how do I explain my rescur dog that I’am moving from NYC to Chicago but he’s obviously coming with me,” the parent mentioned in the clip, revealing that Goose thinks she is “abandoning him.” And it seems the pup’s fear is real, as throughout the reel, the pooch is seen following his mom and clinging to her like a baby. However, mom is certain that the dog will be back to his happy self when they reach their new house in “48 more hours.”
“Actually the saddest thing ever I can’t wait until he’s happy again,” the owner confesses in the caption, which made many netizens emotional. A person said, “I simply cannot handle this leave of sads!” Another individual mentioned, “Poor baby, he looks so resigned.”
However, some followers shared some tips with the mom to help him feel better. A dog lover said, “Pack his things too.” While another follower advised, “Get a box and pack his toys and tell him that you’ll open it together in your new home!! He’ll get it!” Nonetheless, going by the latest clips, it seems Goose and his mom have shifted to Chicago and are enjoying their place together.
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