Even though we may not always comprehend our dogs, they always appear to be thinking of us. That was the case with Mya, Bri’s rescue Pit Bull, who began to bring her mother things from around the house.
When Mya was nine months old, Bri found her at a shelter. Mya was underweight when she first arrived at Bri’s house, and Bri had a hard time getting her new rescue dog to eat.
Bri changed Mya’s diet to raw foods as a last resort. Fortunately, the dog seemed to respond accordingly. Mya went from being uninterested in mealtime to being obsessed with it after Bri changed her food.
By grabbing her food bowl and delivering it to her mother, Mya demonstrated her interest. Bri stated, „Mya probably grabs her food bowl four or five times a day.“
She’ll really shout at me with the bowl in her mouth. „Mya’s excitement was not limited to carrying her bowl.“ She is nothing more than a wriggly ball.
Bri commented, „She just looks like a little dancer.“ Occasionally, it’s more of a shimmy.“ When Bri and her partner started remodeling their home, Mya started buying things for her mother.
However, unlike the majority of people, Mya had a different idea of what it meant to „help.“ It makes work really intriguing,“ said Bri.
Bri could not be more in love with Mia, even though her dog might not be the most helpful. Bri said, „To see how happy she is now, how full of life she is now, and how hungry she is now just warms my heart so much.“
