In an endearing display of loyalty, a dog named Nala captured hearts on social media by refusing a treat until her canine BFF, Reilly, got one first. This touching moment, which was shared in a TikTok video, has quickly gone viral, showcasing the strong bond between the two adorable pups.
Dog makes sure her BFF gets a treat first in viral TikTok video
The touching scene unfolds with both dogs eagerly anticipating their treats. The TikTok video, posted by user @hungoverdelaney on December 24, shows Nala and Reilly sitting side by side and with eyes filled with excitement. When Nala’s owner offered the first treat to her, Nala made an unexpected choice. Instead of accepting the treat quickly, she sniffed it and then glanced at Reilly, her eyes conveying a silent message. Nala even used her nose to point towards her best friend, indicating that Reilly should have the treat first.
The owner, understanding Nala’s gesture, handed the treat to Reilly, who accepted it gently. Nala watched proudly and waited quietly for her own turn, embodying a genuine selflessness that resonated with viewers. The absence of any fuss or argument between the dogs further highlighted their strong bond.
As per Dogster, such behaviors in dogs are signs of deep friendship. When dogs share their favorite items, whether toys or treats, with specific canine companions, it signifies a profound bond. Nala’s actions have not only displayed this bond but have also captivated the hearts of nearly 400,000 viewers on TikTok.
Viewers were quick to comment on Nala’s impressive display of loyalty. One user praised her as the ultimate “bestie,” while another humorously speculated whether Nala was ensuring the treat wasn’t poisoned — a joke the owner acknowledged with a laugh, explaining there was no hidden medicine in the treat. Another viewer pointed out the nonverbal communication between the two dogs, noting how Nala’s eye contact and nose movements spoke volumes.
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