Dog pushes disabled owner on Mexican street (TikTok/@brendabriones9)

This is the time a loyal dog makes sure his wheelchair-bound owner is safe on the road.

A TikTok video showed service pets walking alongside their disabled owners in Ecatepec, Mexico, on Thursday, waiting for the lights to change.

The two best friends then continue their journey through the bustling neighborhood.

The video was posted by TikTok user @brendabriones9, who praised, “Oh so beautiful.”

The clip went viral on social media platforms with users praising the animal’s loyalty.

One wrote:

“(They) show more humanity than all of us put together.”

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A TikTok user added: There are many dogs with better hearts than most people.

Another wrote:

That was after researchers uncovered genetic clues to how dogs became man’s best friends last month.

Research from Azabu University in Japan suggests that mutations in genes involved in the production of the stress hormone cortisol may have played a role in the domestication of dogs.

This is because the animals may have developed abilities to interact and communicate with humans.

The authors of an article published in Scientific Reports said: problem. – Solve the problem by indicating that this gene can mutate in the early stages of canine domestication.

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