Tears as Woman Meets Her New Bernese Mountain Puppy: 'Furever Home'

A dog named Bond has melted hearts online after a clip of him meeting his new parents and flying to his new home went viral on social media.


In the video, shared on TikTok on Monday by the dog's owner, under the username bondtheberner, the Bernese mountain puppy can be seen wagging his tail and instantly falling in love with his new parents as they take him to his new home.

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Stock image of a Bernese mountain puppy. A pet named Bond has melted hearts online after a video of him meeting his new family went viral on social media. Getty Images


The emotional video, which quickly went viral, comes with a caption that says: "This was the day I went to my furever home."


Bernese mountain dogs are bundles of love, who, according to the American Kennel Club (AKC), are very affectionate with family, and great around children and other dogs.

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They are big and powerful canines, with the AKC stating they grow up to 25 to 27.5 inches in height for males, and 23 to 26 inches for females. The breed weighs between 80 and 115 pounds, and 70 and 95 pounds, depending on gender.


The only downside is that, compared to most other breeds, Bernese mountain dogs have quite a short life span, with most living for only about seven to 10 years.


They're very playful and energetic, and very easily trainable and adaptable. Bernese mountain dogs thrive in cold weather as they originate from the cold mountains of Switzerland.


The thick, silky and moderately long coat is tricolored, in jet black, clear white, and rust, and the dogs also have distinctive markings on the coat and face.


    @bondtheberner


    Gotcha’ day 🖤 #fureverhome #bmdpuppy #bernesemountaindogpuppy #fyp #puppylove

    ♬ Married Life (From "Up") - Sergy el Som


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The clip quickly attracted dog lovers from across the platform, receiving more than 9.1 million views and 1.6 million likes in fewer than two days.


One TikToker Lisa commented: "I know I would have left with just all of them and that's my problem." And Arrows-aim-up posted: "The day i took my boy home i cried because I felt so bad taking him from his mum, dad & siblings."


Sarah Monks wrote: "I can't. The floofiest flooferton," while Igotthatmojo added: "I have one of these dogs, she's over 100 lbs in literally the laziest thing I've ever met in my life. Won't even walk 50 feet. Perfect [apartment] dog."


Another TikToker goducks_cmelvin commented: "He's like are you my mommy?" And theninjamermaid wrote: "I'm crying happily wifff you. that baby's gonna have a great life ahead."

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