A very sweet, tiny Poodle-Bichon mix had the happiest hops while waiting to see her very best friend, and it's too precious.
On July 30, 2024, TikTok user Little Ms. Luna (@little_ms.luna)shared a video of Luna and her happiest little jumpy hops while waiting to see her bestie. Take a look!
In one of the cutest videos we've seen, we meet Luna and we can tell right away that she really loves her bestie.
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"Little Ms. Luna can't wait to see her bestie, Trixie," the text on the video reads. "And as soon as she sees her, she's off."
In the clip, the tiny Poodle-Bichon runs full speed with her little legs toward a house. She runs over the grass, the garden, and right up to the front door with her tail wagging so fast it looks like it could propel her forward.
Waiting at the door, she's so excited that she can not stay still. She's moving backward and forward and up and down, barking and just buzzing with the anticipation of seeing Trixie.
The second the front door starts to open, Luna is already through it. Trixie is a cutie, too, and she takes a moment to step outside and say hello to Luna's parents before running back inside to play with Luna.
In the comment section, it's clear that people love watching Luna's anticipation and all the energy both dogs have.
One wrote, "Trixie looking for Luna, but Luna became the flash."
Another shared, "The most precious thing ever. they truly love each other except Ms. Luna got so excited she ran right by her!"
Someone else added, "I love them soooo much...instantly."
One TikTok user wrote, "So adorable."
Another added, "The smile melts my heart."
One joked, "I was getting impatient for that door to open, too. Doggies are so precious."
Are Dogs Happier in Pairs?
According to East Coweta Veterinary Hospital , having more than one dog has some advantages, but there can also be some real struggles.
The site explains, "By nature, dogs are social and thrive in group environments." Some of the benefits of having two dogs include keeping each other company, exercising together, and easing any separation anxiety.
However, some struggles might arise when you get more than one dog. "While most dogs will get along with their new sibling, your first dog may be unhappy about having to share their toys, space, territory, or even their owner's affection," East Coweta Veterinary Hospital explained. "This makes it critical to plan ahead of time and conduct thorough research before bringing home a second dog."
Two dogs are also a lot of work, but if it's not feasible to get another dog, you can do what Luna does: visit her BFF, have playdates, or socialize with other dogs at the park or larger play groups.
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