As soon as you raise a dog, does it become someone else’s? Aeida, an Australian mixed-breed pit bull, is very good friends with Cashew, the neighbor’s puppy. They play together in the yard during the day and go home at night.
Until one day, the hostess Nicole discovered that Aeida was stationary and disappeared at night, with no home or yard. Just as she was wondering where the puppy was, she suddenly received a series of photos from the neighbor, and realized that the child had actually gone to the neighbor's house to take a bath with the child!
The hostess Nicole said that Aeida is a cheerful puppy that loves to make friends. Ever since it got to know the neighbor's Cashew, it has been as indispensable as meeting a close friend. She and her neighbor even modified a dog door in the courtyard of the second house for the puppy, so that they can enter the house at will and play together anytime and anywhere. And Aeida also likes to stay with the children in the neighborhood. No matter how the children play, it never gets tired of it. Aeida is very friendly and full of kindness. It loves everyone and everything, especially our neighbor's children.
A few weeks ago, the hostess discovered that Aeida would often disappear at home at night. There was no trace of the dog in the yard, and she did not go to Cashew to play. The abnormal behavior made her very suspicious. Until she received a set of photos from a neighbor, her worried mood suddenly turned into laughter. However, she saw Aeida sitting in the bathtub with her ears hanging down, preparing to take a bath with the child. I believe this was the first time she had done this, because her family clearly hates bathing!
It turns out that the neighbor's children are used to taking a bath before going to bed. In order to join the children's team, Aeida sits in the bathtub by herself whenever there is a chance. This has become her recent hobby, and the neighbors may also be willing to let the girl join. "It's clear to me that our neighbors love having Aeida coming, just as we love having Cashew coming, they are best friends and have a strong friendship, and they are both considered an important part of our family," Nihao said.