Golden Retriever Pup Makes Baby Cry But Says Sorry! (Cutest Ever!!)

Porr Buddy just wants to be friends but he scares an unsure Nathan with his wet nose! He's eager to say sorry though and you can see the look of guilt and concern knowing he made him cry. Nathan loves dogs and is just confused who this extra new fluff is in his house, he's too young to remember him but Buddy remembers Nathan all too well. Golden retrievers are just so wholesome, ful of love and just am to please all the time, they're the perfect family pet all round. Buddy is a brilliant example but we wouldn't be without our giant fluffy malamutes!

[diablous]

As a former baby, i appreciate the dog saying sorry.

[syoungb]

It's amazing how the dog understood the baby's moment of distress; then he humbles himself with a body language of submission.

[henrikschmidt]

I always tell people 'you cannot blame a dog for behaving like a dog'.
This one does his best to comfort the baby. In the ways he knows.

[BigDome]

To be a baby and to have a dog that cares that much about you is such a gift. Amazing.

[coreanhall]

That got resolved quicker than most adults arguing with each other.

[orsolyaritter]

It is shocking how high their emotional intelligence is. I mean both the dog and the baby. They are trying to understand each other by paying so much attention. Beautiful!

[Tolkienlady]

I absolutely love that this mother didn't immediately pick the baby up when it cried and let her child process it's own displeasure and learn to soothe itself. Way to go mommy for watched and waiting!!!

[yusofahmad]

They are both innocent creatures expressing their feeling for each other.

[themintleaf]

He treats him like his own puppy. So affectionate and caring. Epic

[goldl]

The doggo is so intelligent and observant. He almost immediately rolled over to the other side, sat up, tried to back up and give space to the baby, only got close again with the adult's direction, and gave kisses before leaning in again. I'm impressed the series of action he took here, such a bright and good-nature animal!!

[cihiqxw]

He immediately yawned when the baby started to cry, the sound stressed him 😢 sweet adorable baby and dog

[arpita]

the dog yawning shows that he got instantly tensed because of the baby's cry...he understood the problem and even became more gentle . .kudos to the mother, she is the perfect parent to both of them and the baby also put in sooo much effort to understand the dog....both of them did so much better than most humans...they will grow up to be best friends for life❤❤

[bradleyboyer]

Theres no way you could convince me that that dog didn't feel genuine guilt for making the baby cry. His body language spoke volumes. The yawn (indicator of nervousness), the re-positioning away from the baby, the exposed belly, and the eventual nudge were all SO clear.

Remember when people used to claim that animals didnt feel emotions?

[variousJnames]

The baby is learning great coping skills with mama nearby to support. What a loving dog! He'd never do anything to intentionally hurt that child❤

[ashtondavenport]

I firmly believe that having a dog in the house since the day I was brought home from the hospital has shaped me into the person I am today and has taught me so much not only about patience and understanding, but also about emotional intelligence. I get so moved every time I see a beautiful video between young children and pets ❤

[almVancouver]

Wow, Buddy is amazingly aware. He tries relaxing, lying down, nuzzling up, then finally licking him with your permission!

[gastondeveaux]

So adorable. Good on mommy for letting the little boy recover on his own. And that dog is pure love.

[Lynda-ooey]

It is amazing how sensitive and loving that dog is.😄😄

[ShiningFriendship]

I think this is the first time we’ve seen Nathan cry. Poor Buddy! He felt so bad, even though he didn’t know what he did wrong. Such a sweetheart!

[UltimaKeyMaster]

You can tell the very instant Nathan started crying, Buddy flipped into protective mode. He backed off and let him calm down. What a good doggo.