When You Grow Up With Your Best Friend ❤️

The Dodo

Dog teaches his baby brother how to bark and carry toys around in his mouth — guess what the kid says to him as soon as he learns to talk. We spoke with Mikaela about how she loves watching both of her boys learn the most valuable lessons from each other, including sharing toys and sticks!

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00:00They have been friends for 3 years now.

00:30They have been friends for 3 years now.

01:00When Ted was starting to crawl, we noticed that he started to take toys in his mouth and crawl after Elvis.

01:07So there was two dogs strolling around our house with toys in the mouth.

01:13When they were outside, he saw that Elvis was eating grass.

01:17So he was like, oh my god, he's eating that. I can eat that too.

01:23It makes me laugh when they are playing together.

01:26When Ted tries to be like Elvis.

01:30Good, good, good.

01:38Ted.

01:42Welcome home, mom.

01:44We like to train together.

01:46Every day I train Elvis.

01:48Just a simple, you know, lay down.

01:50And Ted is with us every day as well.

01:53So when I say sit, Elvis and Ted sit.

01:56When I say lay down, Elvis and Ted lay down.

02:04When Ted is going to sleep, he's always saying goodnight to Elvis.

02:09He has his teddy bear in his pacifier and going straight to Elvis and give him the biggest hug ever.

02:19Because the best thing is to hug Elvis.

02:23They're just like brothers.

02:25They fight over things like toys or sticks outside.

02:31And at the same time, they're always looking after each other.

02:40When Ted was crying in the night, Elvis woke me up because he got so worried.

02:47He's just the sweetest dog and it's so cute.

02:52Good.

02:57Ted started to talk so much more.

03:03This weekend, while he was hugging Elvis, he said...

03:12My heart just melted.

03:16Sometimes Ted is having a full conversation in his room with Elvis.

03:20And to be honest, just the two of them don't know what's being said there.

03:27Because I don't understand the word, but it looks like they understand each other.

03:43They do everything together.

03:51I love you.

04:04Elvis is definitely missing Ted when he's at preschool.

04:08He's so happy when we get home, wagging his tail like crazy, eating his pizzas.

04:14They really miss each other.

04:21Hi, Elvis.

04:37Elvis is teaching Ted how to be patient, gentle and generous.

04:42One of my favorite moments was last summer when Ted felt bad for Elvis because he wanted strawberries.

04:50But we didn't get any in our land, so he came up with the most brilliant idea.

04:56He got some boxed strawberries and put them in our land and then said,

05:01Here, Elvis.

05:02And gave the strawberries to Elvis.

05:04It's the cutest story.

05:11It's good for kids to see that it's a good possibility to have a dog.

05:23Ted has learned to take care of Elvis.

05:41My favorite thing about their friendship is that they have each other.

06:00I just feel so blessed and happy to have these two sweet souls.

06:05They are just bringing so much joy, happiness and laughter.

06:11They have grown up together and we are just helping them on the road.

06:41Elvis.

06:42Yes.

06:43Yes.

06:50No.

06:51No.

06:52No.

06:54No.

07:12Ta-da.

07:21Thank you, Teddy and Elvis.

07:24I'm going to get you.

07:26No.

07:28I'm going to get you.

07:30I'm going to get you.

07:32No.

07:40No.

07:48No.

07:50No.

07:52No.

07:54No.

07:56No.

07:58No.

08:00I'm going to get you.

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