Imagine a robust Rottweiler, a breed known for its strength and protective instincts, feeling utterly terrified by a tiny puppy no bigger than his head. It might sound absurd, but that was the reality for a Rottweiler named Dozer, who was too intimidated to leave the couch when a playful little Frenchie named Daisy entered his life! Initially, Dozer struggled with his new sibling’s exuberance. Daisy, full of energy and curiosity, wanted nothing more than to play with her much larger brother, but Dozer didn’t know how to respond. “The first couple of days, he was kind of scared of her,” said their owner, Kimberly Ward. “She was so tiny and outgoing… She just wanted to play!”
As Daisy chased him around, Dozer quickly discovered that the couch was his sanctuary; it was the only place she couldn’t reach him. However, Daisy was relentless in her pursuit, nipping at his feet and barking playfully until he finally relented and engaged with her. WATCH VIDEO BELOW
Once he realized Daisy meant no harm, a beautiful friendship blossomed between them. Despite their size difference, Dozer began to embrace his playful side, enjoying games of chase around the couch and hide-and-seek under the bed. “He knew he had to be gentle with her,” Ward noted, emphasizing Dozer’s sweet nature. Daisy’s playful spirit brought out a youthful energy in Dozer that no one thought was still there. Her antics became his love language, allowing him to connect with her in a way he hadn’t before.
As their bond grew stronger, Ward felt that Daisy needed a playmate closer to her energy level. Soon after, the family welcomed another French Bulldog named Mocha, who quickly became Daisy’s best friend and a little sister to Dozer. WATCH VIDEO BELOW
“Daisy and Mocha play and wrestle for hours every day,” Ward shared, marveling at their lively interactions. While Mocha was calmer and loved cuddling, she still enjoyed playing with the larger dogs. Dozer remained gentle with her, often letting her win during tug-of-war.
Together, they formed a happy, loving family. When asked if they might consider adding another pup to their pack, Ward responded with enthusiasm: “There’s always the possibility of a tinier sister or brother!” For Dozer and Daisy, the more, the merrier! WATCH VIDEO BELOW
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