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There's no better feeling for a dog owner than to come home to their pups waiting for them by the door, wagging their tail and wiggling their back half. A dog owner went viral after explaining that her pup not only wiggles with joy for her but brings her gifts too.
In a viral clip shared on Instagram in December, under the username nubethesamoyed, the pup, a fluffy white-coated Samoyed called Nube, can be seen welcoming her owner home with a thoughtful gift, along with tail wiggles, of course.
The heartwarming clip comes with a caption that says: "Today, my dog was not waiting by the door with a welcome home gift. She realized she had nothing for me, so she went to pick up a gift from her basket. 'This Ugg boot is perfect.' Welcome home." Followed by: "The way she looked at me before grabbing the toy."
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Some of the most common signs that prove your dog loves you, include excitement to see you; jumping or barking, or getting overly excited when you step through the door, and bringing you gifts, among others.
The video quickly went viral on social media, getting viewers from across Instagram. It has so far received over 67,851 likes on the platform.
One user, anamariapopescu, commented: "I have a feeling the sammys as a breed are genuinely sweet as I've seen from allover the internet. Is it true?" And gamjamypotato said: "Always giving." tanmelianiputri added: "That's pure love right there."
Cherylisad wrote: "My dog always grabs one of his toys as he runs to greet me! So sweet." And ksspcadogs said: "My dog does this too. At the doggy daycare, she couldn't find anything handy, so she grabbed their doorstop, lol."
Obsessedwithtugandrain added: "I love her so much!!! She was able to think quickly and get something."
Newsweek reached out to nubethesamoyed for comment via Instagram chat. We could not verify the details of the case.
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