Cute Dog Siblings Recognize Each Other When They Met On Street Accidentally

Is there anyone who thinks that dogs or other animals aren't conscious at all? I bet you'd get out of that typical thought once you've finished reading this. Here comes a story of two dogs (long-lost siblings) getting reunited during a walk on the street.

These two are Cockapoo siblings from the same mother, but who have not seen each other in months. To the surprise of the owners both the puppies immediately recognized each other with huge hugs during an accidental meet-up when walking on the street.

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This picture was shared by a Twitter user saying that it's her family friends' dog who met her brother by chance during a walk.

Image source: libpincher

The dogs named Rosie and Monty were born in the same litter in June last year. As per Susan Killip, Rosie's owner, there had been six puppies altogether.

The photos of the puppy meet-up were shared by the Twitter user, Libby Pincher. The incident happened when her dad's business partner, Dave, was out for a walk with his one-year-old Cockapoo Monty in Aycliffe, County Durham. The man spotted a dog with the same look walking with its owner and in no time the two dogs wrapped their paws around each other. The chat between the owners afterwards has made them realize that these two dogs are of the same litter who were adopted by different families.

Libby's dad described the cute meet-up as follows:

“So, Dave was out walking his dog, and there was a couple walking towards him with a white version of his dog. Turns out they are brother and sister from the same litter. But instead of just playing like they do with other dogs, look at this.”

Image source: Susan Killip

Killip’s (Rosie's owner) friends, who lived in a nearby village, had adopted Monty at the beginning.

“It was so adorable to see how the happy dogs jumped and hugged each other. Realizing each other even after 10 months is a surprising fact for me!"

Kilip said, “The incident happened when I was out walking with my husband Lee and Rosie on the street. We were glad that these cute dogs remembered each other for a long time. The scene was eye-candy for those who were around. I was obsessed with the scene and took some pictures of them and sent them to Jean. Jean said that David had sent the pictures to one of his friends whose daughter posted them on Twitter the next day. The pictures went crazy afterwards. However, the two dogs were always together when they were young. They have been each other's dog friend forever."

Image source: Susan Killip

Susan Killip explained how they decided to adopt Rosie, "2 years before the adoption of Rosie, we had a Toy Poodle named Lucy. Her loss made us so worried that we went on walks, sometimes even carrying her ashes in our pockets. I hope everyone understands how much we loved her and missed her. With the loss of our Lucy we gave priority to our long lasting expectation of adopting a Cockapoo. Therefore, I called my friend who already had a Cockapoo who gave me the details of the breeder of her dog who informed us that Rosie's mommy Millie was due a litter late June 2019.”

“The litter was born on 30th June at Bishop Middleham. There had been 6 puppies including Monty and Rosie. As I mentioned earlier, Rosie and Monty were always together. We chose Rosie especially because she was the most quiet pup in the litter. By the way, Jean, my friend, also wanted a puppy at that time. Therefore she adopted Monty at the same time. Jean, at the beginning, had to take care of both Rosie and Monty as we were on a holiday. But, both the puppies have never met each other after we picked up Rosie from Jean's place. Though we often text each other, we rarely see each other as Jean and David live in the next village.”

Image source: Susan Killip

Now, don't you wonder if Monty and Rosie would meet each other ever again? Here's great news for you! "Hopefully, we'd definitely make them meet once we are permitted to meet each other again. We've planned to celebrate Monty's and Rosie's 1-year birthday together."

Image source: Susan Killip

Hope you're convinced that the pups definitely remember their littermates.

As per the Tufts University, Dogs of the same breed are always attracted towards each other. On the other hand the scent of another dog remains within a dog for a long time. But, we never know whether a dog knows if it is a familial connection or not.