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We all adore our pet dogs. We get home to be greeted by their wagging tails and doggie grin, ready to transform any scowl into a smile. We all adore our pet dogs.
After a long and hard day at work, we get home to be greeted by their wagging tails and doggie smiles, ready to convert every frown into a smile.
Dogs provide us with a sense of companionship and unconditional love that is unmatched by any other creature on this earth.
They offer us comfort, security, and unquestioning loyalty, which is why we consider them to be members of our family.
Puppies are a gateway to our hearts. They hug us, jump all over us, give slobbery kisses and make us feel warm and fuzzy inside. That is the strength of puppy love in action!
Sully the Saint Bernard Dog adores his father tremendously! After a long day at work, he pins him down and gives him a big hug and kiss!
Sully sits with his back straight, relaxed and happy. Despite the fact that he weighs the same as or even more than his owner, he is clearly very comfortable.
Sully has probably forgotten that he is too big to be a lap dog anymore, but it doesn’t bother him. He simply understands that he is the most adorable and lovable family member.
Sully the Saint Bernard Dog loves his owner too much to let him work. He can’t stand being away from him, so he sits on top of him, pinning him down until he comes home. Watch as Sully tries his best to make sure that his father doesn’t go anywhere!
Saints aren’t made for living alone with little human interaction. They require a home with their family. They’re not aggressive, but they will bark when there’s a reason to do so, and any danger to their loved ones will elicit their protective instincts.
Any would-be attacker or burglar should think twice because of the fact that they are usually big dogs weighing more than 100 pounds. They’re strong and sturdy, with a happy-go-lucky demeanor that is hard to resist.
It’s obvious that Sully loves his owner so much that his owner’s every attempt to persuade him to release him is fruitless. Sully just wants to lie on top of his owner and absorb his warmth.
What is the difference between bonding and this? It’s simply one of the methods to get closer to your dog. But Sully isn’t the only exception – stubborn, opinionated, and persistent are some of his personality traits. Nothing said by his owner will aid him in breaking out from this absurd huge dog.
Sully assumes a posture that his human owner is unable to resist, showering him with caresses and kisses. That’s precisely what makes this dog so lively.
We gather that they have been apart for a long time, and Sully can’t get enough of his human buddy. It is totally impossible for this guy to stand up with the dog.
He is a big, hard-to-move dog. We wonder whether this huge demanding pup will be kind enough to spare his owner and stop being such a nuisance, as well as whether his owner will find a way out of Sully’s tight grip.
This sociable breed places a premium on companionship. He becomes depressed if left alone for too long, and he is also destructive.
Saint Bernards are typically laid-back and open to everyone, but because he is such a big dog, he requires frequent trips out into the world in order to grow up trusting and respecting people.
