From the very first days in his life, 2-year-old Finn Knudston received a unique nanny. That was a boxer dog named Brutus. He not only undertook to look after the baby, but also became a pillow for him, as well as a soft toy that children hug in their sleep.
From the very first days after Finn’s birth Brutus the dog slept in his bed, guarding the baby’s sleep. When he grew up a little and got a spacious bed, Brutus began to lie down on the edge so that the boy wouldn’t fall off of it.
And then the baby’s mother began to find him in the morning next to the dog, after which she set up a night camera to understand what was going on. Everything looks very cute, but few people know that at the 20th week of pregnancy Brutus began to show anxiety. After some additional examination the doctors revealed a cyanotic heart defect in the fetus caused by transposition of the great arteries.
Immediately after birth the boy required a special regimen and the cutie underwent surgery at seven weeks. Brutus feels that his little master needs special care and he does his best to provide it.
