I am blessed to have friends and family that I adore and who I can rely on. I have long-time acquaintances from when I was a child as well as recent ones I’ve met as an adult. We’ve been into some funny situations over the years, but one thing is for sure: we’ve always looked out for one another. Friends are meant for that, after all. We’ve always been able to support one another during trying times.

While there are many signs of a solid friendship, the two most crucial ones are being willing to assist out or show up when it’s needed. This Newfoundland can inform you of the situation!

In this nice movie, Mom picks up her camera while enjoying a bright day at the beach. Their enormous Newfoundland dog is swimming about in the shallow water with her small kid. These floppy fluff balls are like big slush buckets. They are social animals that detest being alone themselves. They have a strong sense of independence and are friendly, yet they may also be clumsy. As this adorable film demonstrates, they make wonderful family pets and excellent buddies.

The pup enjoys watching the little kid and large dog splash about in the water. He is serving as her lifeguard when everything is going smoothly until a wave crashes in. Even if the wave isn’t exceptionally big, it’s big enough to catch her off guard and briefly knock her to the ground. She is okay and continues to giggle, but the dog is not amused.

The gigantic fluff ball decides that enough is enough and, in order to protect her, grabs her by the tuft of her t-shirt. Then he softly and meticulously pulls her from the sea. Although the girl is laughing uncontrollably, her friend is not amused. If another wave comes, he doesn’t want to wait to see what could occur. Never, sir. He’s concerned for her safety. I consider that to be a true buddy!

Watch the worrywart dog in the video below keep an eye out for his favorite person.