A dog who realized he couldn’t take his brother and sister anywhere with him was named Pet of the Week

This week we saw the dog’s reliable way wake up everyone in your apartment complex and at that moment the cat “chose his place” on the ofrenda.

We have also collected our Newsweek Pet of the Week.

If you would like your pet to be included next week, follow the instructions at the end of this story to enter.

Winner

This week’s Pets of the Week are Toby and Tilly, two rescued 5-year-old dogs who are inseparable.

In the hilarious video, Toby and Tilly are tied on a double leash. During one of her routine walks, Tilly stopped for her favorite ritual: spontaneous rolling on the grass. Ignoring her pause, Toby, the patient ‘big brother’, waited for her to finish. But this time something scared him – the distant crowing of a rooster. Deciding to get to the car, Toby carefully pulled Tilly along with him, continuing to roll around playfully.

“He’s the most patient big brother,” said owner Jennifer Wallace. Newsweek. “Many viewers thought it was funny. And although he was determined to get to the car, Tilly just kept rolling until he eventually had to drag her a little.”

In the video, Wallace said Toby “can’t take her anywhere.” Instagrampeople couldn’t get enough.

“This is just one of the many things I love about my dogs. They are always so happy and often cheerful and make me—and others—smile and laugh every day,” Wallace added.

Finalists

SusieQ, dog — Photos of SuzyK the Chihuahua living her best life in her car; and in the basket. She lived with her owner from the age of 3 months.

Thelma Oatman

Our first finalist this week is SuzyQ, a purebred Chihuahua who is “spoiled through and through,” according to owner Thelma Oatman.

In a series of photos, SuzyQ enjoys a ride in the car, relaxes on a cozy blanket and even goes to the store in a shopping cart.

Having lived with her owner since she was three months old, SuziK knows exactly what place she occupies in the family.

Photo of Leo the dog lying on the bed and relaxing. His owner told Newsweek that her pet is now “enjoying the luxury of home for the rest of his life.”

Yvonne Warren

Our next finalist this week is Leo, a 10-year-old rescue dog who was rescued in the UK from Greece at the age of 4.

Yvonne Warren said Newsweek he was a “street dog” who now “enjoys the luxuries of home for the rest of his life.”

Charlie the cat — Foster senior cat Charlie makes his presence known in the center of the table. “Unfortunately, his owner passed away and he ended up in a shelter,” his new man told Newsweek.

Diane Fowler

Last but not least this week is Charlie, a ginger and white cat who was adopted a year ago by owner Diane Fowler.

“Unfortunately, his owner passed away and he ended up in a shelter. He had been put up for adoption since he was 10 years old and had one eye that wasn’t working too well,” Fowler said. Newsweek.

However, Charlie has now settled in well and loves being the center of attention. “He has settled in perfectly and is a sweet, silly boy who enjoys sitting in the middle of our morning paper. We love him very much,” Fowler said.

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