TikTok: Cute video of a dog waiting for its owner to arrive at school to bring a backpack

Viral videos are full of joy even in everyone's daily life. This is the case of a short clip in Maryland (USA) where a family is photographing a dog waiting for the arrival of a girl who gets off the bus to go to school. What she didn't count was that she came to move her pet to a place where she would study a purple backpack.

The name of the little girl is Autumm and now she knows that she has a loyal companion and will protect her. Videos with more than 4.5 million views are already sweeping TikTok uploaded by c5n. A powerful message at the time of returning home Direct from Peru Having been in class, my father already knew how to surprise his daughter.

“This is the cutest video you're going to see today. The dog helps the owner to carry the backpack.” , The description of the clip reads more than 500 likes. Pets are known as the Golden Retriever breed, known for being friendly, friendly and confident with the people around them.

Others point out that this breed can act as a remedy for people because of the intimacy they show. Among the comments, they highlighted the attitude of animals to girls who have filled them with joy on social networks. “He's a real gentleman.” One user commented, and other netizens also attended. “Wait for him to go to high school with a big book, he will have a steel jaw.” He said.

Since when do Peruvian dogs exist?

According to several investigations, Peruvian dogs would have arrived in Peru in 300 BC. In addition, thanks to archaeological research, the remains of this animal were discovered next to the tomb of the Lord of the Market in 1987 It is said that his remains were next to the skeleton of the emperor's servant and concubine.

This unique dog has existed since pre-Columbian times. Its expression was also found in various pottery from pre-Inca cultures, such as La Mochica, Vicús, Chancay, Chimú and Sicán.

Peruvian dogs were known as' allqo 'by the Incas. This is a Quechua word meaning dog, and Mochez and Mochica called it viringo. The descendants of this latter culture have spread between piura and trujillo, so they call it that way in the region to this day.

On the other hand, it is considered a national heritage. On October 22, 2001, the Congress of Peru, through Decree No. 27537, included this breed as “the heritage of the Peruvian nation” and recognized it as a national origin.

In addition, on March 8, 2013, the Government of Peru appointed archaeologist Denis Fogi-Escort as the representative of the Ministry of Culture, to the “National Committee for the Protection of Hairless Dogs in Peru”.

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