Video of Baby Learning a Dog-Like Habit From His Pet Melts Hearts
The bond between kids and their pet dogs is always special. Right from being their sleeping pillows to their playtime pals, kids' worlds revolve around their fur buddies. But has your child ever picked up some traits from your pet dog? Well, this baby has. Watch this sweet video of a baby learning a dog-like habit from his pet dog.
While it's generally believed that parents are a child's first teachers, in this case, it's a Labrador Retriever who in a way is the kid's first teacher. Wondering what trait did the child learn from the pet? It's picking up things from his mouth just like his fur buddy. Funny yet touching, isn't it?
Instead of using his hand to hold things like every other kid, the baby followed the footsteps of his pet pooch, Elvis, and learned how to pick up things from his mouth like a pro. Even the parents were surprised by the action and could not understand why their son 'carried everything in his mouth' until they saw 'who he learned it from' — their beloved pet.
The clip shows the child grabbing everything in his mouth, including a ball and socks, just like Elvis who carried shoes, a bowl, and even a briefcase in his mouth. The sweet Instagram video has left many users surprised. Many even left smiling and heart emojis on the post, with one commenter saying, 'How sweet is that!' Another mentioned, 'Oh my God, how cute! I probably would've never thought of that.'
One user even left a funny comment saying, 'Oh how cute!!!! We thought our daughter's first word would be a bark !' While some even praised the pooch. A person mentioned, 'Elvis the best teacher!' And despite the baby's unique dog-like habit as shown in the video, the parents seem to have no issues as their son 'Learned from the best,' their pet dog.
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