Heartwarming Video Shows Dog Taking Care Of Specially-Abled Owner By Guiding His Wheelchair

It is not without a reason that dogs are considered the most loyal animals and man¡¯s best friend. Many instances have proven dogs to show powerful emotions towards their owners.

One such example is going viral on social media. An old video of a dog taking care of its specially-abled owner by guiding his wheelchair, is doing the rounds, again.

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The video was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer, Susanta Nanda, with the caption, ¡®The best time to make friends is before you need them¡¯.

The short video shows, the more-than-happy canine pushing its owner¡¯s wheelchair, guiding it through a crowded plaza. The dog seems confident in its movement, walking just on its hind legs and supporting the wheelchair with the other two.

The best time to make friends is before you need them? pic.twitter.com/B9zl7pZt9B

¡ª Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) June 1, 2020

Some comments mention that the old video is from Mexico.

This is how some people reacted to the video:

perfect...<3

¡ª DrSuman Bhattacharya (@ShanaSuman) June 1, 2020

Truly man¡¯s best friend ?

¡ª Ashish Malik (@ashishmalik1) June 1, 2020

That¡¯s the best ?

¡ª ¤ß¤ó¤Ê¤Î±¾²¿éL?(×÷˜I†TA) (@PappenPoppin) June 1, 2020

?????

¡ª Vellapandi Pallan (@Vellapandi_C) June 1, 2020

Amazing

¡ª Soma (@explorer_soma) June 1, 2020

Another example of dog¡¯s loyalty to humans is a dog named Xiao Bao, who waited at a hospital for three months after its owner unfortunately passed away due to COVID-19.

The seven-year-old dog whose name means 'Little Treasure' in Mandarin, was noticed by paramedics in February, reported Lad Bible.

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Xiao Bao's owner was admitted to the Wuhan Taikang Hospital in central China's Hubei Province, and there he lost his life battling the novel coronavirus, after five days. Unaware of his owner's passing, the dog waited in the hospital's lobby for three months, hoping to see him again.

"They told me Xiao Bao's owner, a pensioner, was admitted with the coronavirus. Then he passed away, but Xiao Bao didn't know and just stayed in the hospital looking for him," LadBible quoted a shopkeeper named, Wu Cuifen, as saying.

He further said, "It never left the hospital. It was incredibly touching, and so loyal. I grew familiar with the dog and later brought him into the shop. Every morning when I opened up, Xiao Bao would be there waiting for me. He saw me off at the end of each day."

However, the hospital started receiving multiple complaints about Xiao Bao's presence in the hospital lobby. They contacted the Wuhan Small Animal Protection Association and Xiao Bao was taken into their dog shelter.

Xiao Bao has now been vaccinated and sterilized and the shelter is actively looking for a forever home for him.

If these instances do not melt your heart, well, we'll keep bringing more such stories to you and make sure one of those does.