A toddler’s reaction to sharing a hose with a dog is too cute to miss. The two pals were getting a drink from a hose when the child got the giggles. Watch the short but sweet clip to watch the heartwarming moment.

It’s been said that dogs are man’s best friend. Unlike a lot of popular sayings, that one is undoubtedly true. All animals are great and beloved by most people, even those who are not pet owners. But there is something special about dogs.

Dogs are incredibly loyal, dependable to a fault and love unconditionally. Those furry, four-legged creatures greet you at the door every day, regardless of whether you’ve had a terrific day or one you’d rather forget. They are pals through thick and thin and will never even consider going elsewhere.

Additionally, dogs are some of the most kind and gentle creatures. A short and adorable clip posted on YouTube proves this. It’s so cute that you’ll probably have to watch it multiple times! Who could ever get tired of watching dogs interact with babies and toddlers?

The clip starts with the youngster and the dog outside, standing near a pool-like object. Near this blue-colored item is a hose, which is spitting out water. The little one, who has control of the hose, helps himself to a drink from the hose. The dog stands nearby, taking this all in, patiently waiting for its chance to quench its thirst from the hose.

However, after the youngster gets a drink, the sweetest thing happens. The child starts giggling uncontrollably and gives the animal a drink from the hose, holding it to its mouth. The child and the dog go back and forth several times, taking turns grabbing drinks of water from the hose.

The whole time, the child laughs and takes the hose from its mouth to the dog; the sweet dog stands nearby, watching the child. The dog never moves or even tries to grab at the hose. It’s so patient, kind and gentle with the little one.

What a sweet scene!

Genesis 1:21 “And God created the great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good."