This dog didn’t need any exaggerated gestures to show how much she missed her owner. Instead, she expressed her feelings in one of the sweetest ways in the world. After all, sometimes, even the simplest gestures can tell you just how much someone missed you.
The same was beautifully reflected in this video shared by @maggiemalamute on Instagram. It features a Husky mix named Maggie, who decided to sit in the front seat with her mom after she returned from a six-day trip. What made the moment even more special was that the pup had never done this before.
Dog sits in the front seat for the first time after owner returns
This dog truly missed her mom, and to show just how much she missed her, she decided to do something she had never done before. The video shows Maggie enjoying a car ride with her mom. While that may not seem unusual, the pup did something that surprised her mom a lot.
The paw parent explained that she had been away for six days. When she returned, Maggie immediately planted herself in the front seat, something she had never done in the four years her mom had had her.
The sweet gesture truly surprised her and left her feeling emotional. However, it’s not uncommon for dogs to show their love and affection in the sweetest ways possible. Maggie may have always preferred sitting in the back before, but after being away from her mom for several days, she clearly missed her.
She seemingly didn’t want to waste a single moment away from her favorite human and may have decided to sit closer to her instead of staying in the back seat. The moment is truly wholesome. When a dog breaks a habit she has followed for four years, it’s not hard to believe that Maggie was simply trying to say, “I missed you a lot, mom.”
Viewers couldn’t get enough of Maggie’s adorable expression, with one saying that her face seemed to say, “Don’t you ever leave me again, Mom!” Another viewer said that she looked like a “little passenger princess.”
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