Each dog may show it a little differently, but I've never met one who didn't get at least a little excited when their humans arrive home, whether they've been gone for five days or five hours. It's one of the best parts of having a pet, in my opinion; it's hard to find that level of dedication and truly unconditional love in a human in the totally pure way you can find it in a dog. Some pups get the zoomies when they're happy to see you, and some go straight to giving you kisses and all the love.
And then, there's this guy. When he realizes that his dad is home, he's practically vibrating from happiness in a moment that's so cute there's no way this video won't make your day better.
On Monday, July 29, @223.kennels shared a video of their American Bully , whose name is adorably Rolls Royce, sharing his excitement about seeing his dad in the best way he knows how: wiggling his butt, of course.
Even the expression on Rolls' face is a happy one, with his tail wagging like crazy. And his sister, Lola, wasn't far behind. It looks like this guy gets quite a welcoming committee when he gets home!
In the comments, one person referred to this motion as the "good boy dance" and honestly, the term totally fits — Rolls is a very good boy, after all. I've never met him, but I just get that vibe from this video.
Imagine how loved his dad must feel coming home to that kind of warm welcome every day!
More About American Micro Bullies
Rolls and Lola are both considered American Micro Bullies, which means they're the smallest of the breed, including Pocket Bullies. For scale, Micro Bullies will reach about 30-45 pounds when fully grown, while full size American Bullies can top out around 110 pounds — that's a pretty big difference!
As Dog Academy points out, the dogs in this breed are sweet, friendly dogs who will have no trouble getting along with just about anybody and thrive on affection from their humans.
They're also pretty lazy, so if you're hoping for a dog who will nap with you, this might just be the one. The downside? They won't (and often can't) take a long walk with you, and shouldn't be outside on a hot day, since they overheat very easily. And while they do bark sometimes, they're less likely to use their voices than other breeds.
It's also important to know before adopting a Micro Bully that they can have high health needs, Including respiratory and joint problems, and have a life expectancy of just three to eight years, so that may be something you want to be prepared for before adding one of these pups to your family!
They are also loyal dogs, and will quickly become your BFF... and Lola and Rolls' videos easily prove that. Their dad is a lucky one!
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