Totally sad...I saw this the first time going through clips for class and this one broke my heart! Animals are so faithful and just want to be loved and cared for.

I sobbed the whole time I watched this amazing video. What a beautiful story of love and loyalty. Dogs are amazing friends. I have a sad story of my own to share, unfortunately.

We lost both our dogs last year. We have been unable to allow another into our lives.

Not just yet, anyway. Our 10 year old lab (Maddie) was killed by our 18 month old GD, Zoey. It was the 4th of July, and for days the fireworks in our neighborhood had both the dogs terrified and upset. The GS never really got along with the lab, and had been showing aggression towards other dogs in general, had tried to attack our neighbor's Basset Hound by going right through the fence. Zoey didn't hurt her as she just laid still and did not try to fight her off. No injuries, thank goodness, but it very scary and traumatic. We got Zoey as a 4 month old from a shelter. They (our Lab and Zoey) never really warmed up to each other and as Zoey got older, they began to have a few little spits, but nothing too serious. On the 4th of July, probably because of the fireworks scaring them so badly, one of their little fights got out of hand and the GS went after the Lab and bit her so deeply and severely in the neck that she had to be put down that night. We were heartbroken. We tried for months to get someone to take Zoey because we knew we could no longer keep her. She was too agressive with other dogs, and we were afraid she would get out of the yard and go after someone else's pet...which terrified me. Our Vet said that because Zoey had attacked another dog so severely, the odds were high that she would do it again. We contacted fire depts, police depts. rescue sites, but no one would take her since she'd caused the death of another animal. After two months of living in constant fear every time she was outside, we were advised to put her down. I didn't want to, but I knew I had to be a responsible adult and do the right thing. Losing the Lab after 9 years was awful, but having to put down our beautiful, intelligent, loving, loyal 18 month old GS was even more heartbreaking. Maddie was an older dog and had problems, tumors, arthritis, vision problems, so we knew our time with her was limited. But, Zoey was so young, still a puppy, actually, and had a long life in front of her. It was so hard. My husband and I still cry over both of them almost every day even though it's been more than a year. We miss them both so much, every day.