Dog owners may often notice their fur babies bringing them different household items whenever they greet them. Well, there is a heartwarming reason behind it. This particular pet parent went on to explain the reasons why their American XL Bully named Costa does this activity in a wholesome video. They posted the clip on Instagram on July 6 through the account @costa_del_dog. At the time of writing, the post has garnered over 1.4 million views and 54.4K likes.
America XL Bully regulates his emotions by bringing household items to owner
A heart-melting video on Instagram showcasing the reason why dogs bring household things when it’s time to greet their owners is winning hearts on the internet. The reasons and the America XL Bully named Costa in the video will capture anyone’s heart. In the caption of the post, the human parent of the dog emotionally penned, “That is why we do not deserve dogs.”
The Instagram video begins with the cute canine bringing a piece of clothing to his owner. In the meantime, the text written on the clip read, “Ever wondered why your dog always greets you with something in their mouth?”
Soon, the pet owner reveals that “It’s a displacement behaviour to regulate their emotions.” As the fur baby kept on bringing new items throughout the video, the owner went on to explain the reasons further. They added, “Because they are having such big feelings when they see you.” The pet parent also wrote, “Dogs don’t understand time like we do, minutes to us could be hours to them.” Then, they emphasized, “So when they finally see you, it’s their happiest time of the day.”
People have been sharing their thoughts and sentiments on the video in the comment section. One person wrote, “So sweet Dogs r the best.” Meanwhile, another dog owner could relate to the situation. They commented, “My pittie does this to everyone who walks in my house.” “Dogs are absolutely angels with fur,” expressed another Instagram user.
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