Rescue animals tend to become very attached to their rescuer. When a new person enters the scene, pets can play a significant role. If your rescue dog likes the new boyfriend, you can keep him. It can present a difficult decision if your dog doesn’t like a new person. When Becca Sim introduced her rescue dog to her boyfriend, she wasn’t sure how either would react. @beccasimx Inseperable #rescuedog #dogsoftiktok #girldad ♬ Stargazing – Myles Smith Becca’s boyfriend, Ben, did not want a dog at first, but that sentiment did not last long. When Becca began as Pippa’s foster mom, the first meeting took place. You can watch a longer version here. Less than a year later, Ben and Pippa are inseparable, and he has become the best dog dad. There is enough doggie love to go around, though, as Pippa’s mom is still a favorite. Becca adopted her dog Pippa on December 7, 2023, when her life was at a low point. She had recently said goodbye to her beloved dog, Alfie. The grief was hard, and things weren’t awesome for Pippa, either, as she was in foster care. The two were a great match and seemed meant for one another. When Becca moved to a new city, Pippa was beside her as they adapted to the new town. Image from TikTok. The trio have been on many adventures together, and Becca keeps track of them on TikTok. Becca is from Scotland but currently lives in Australia. Even though Pippa is an active dog, the trio still finds plenty of time for cuddles. You can follow Pippa and her pawrents’ adventures on TikTok. Becca maintains the vlog, and includes a variety of clips about the entire family. Please share this beautiful dog rescue. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Precious: “My Rescue Dog’s First Time Meeting My Boyfriend” appeared first on InspireMore.

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