I was raised on an 8000 acre farm, and it was not unusual for mr to wonder all over the farm. I had my dog Butch, half GSD and half wolf, my mom did not worry about me as long as Butch was with me. I would roam through the woods, make houses out of a growth of bamboo, use things I found to use to play with in my pretend house. Butch was trained to bring me home when the sun started to go down, even if I didn't want to. He would grab my pants and start pulling, bark a couple of times, then started out in front of me, always checking back to make sure I was close to him. Dogs are smarter than people give them credit for. Big dogs want a job to do, and I was Butch's job.
My grandmother was Pennsylvania dutch and was raised on the farm her grandparents built. It was 300 acres, but was completely surrounded by the farms of relatives. There is no way her mother would let her roam around by herself at 3! I was a country kid, too, and my mother would never have allowed it. Why? Because 3 is just a baby! And that’s no judgment on the dog, my big sisters were German Shepherds and they were unbelievable. But 3 is still a baby. How full was that diaper? How long had he gone without food or water? Were his feet wet? Most people don’t have the physical ability to retain memories at 3! But you are okay just delegating motherhood to a dog 🥴
We trained our dog to find the kids in the corn, like a game. They could find them anywhere on the farm, but i was always concerned about kids wandering into the corn fields.
Living on a farm is much different than in the city but, yes, 3 years old is certainly too young to be left unattended. Thank God for Cooper and hopefully these young parents have learned a valuable lesson.
Dogs are loyal and protective of the young and weak ones in their packs. They are the one friend that will never let you down, will always be there when you need them.
Steve J a I agree,as I raised all three of my kids in the British Columbia Bush, and believe me they were not out of sight ever. I don't know what's wrong with these people, but they don't look very smart, so I hope their child can help them later in life to get through what's left of theirs.
So glad this little boy was saved by his pet dog. Kids and dogs together give each other a lot of love. This dog definitely has paid back the family's kindness of adopting him.
He’s 3! How long Are you Gonna wait to Look for him. Thank you Cooper for having the most common sense of any one in this story. What a great guardian Angel for that little boy!
My sister is 4 and we let her outside alone because we have a guard dog. Normally you wouldn't think a little boy would wonder off so far. And dogs normally protect the youngest. She trusted the dog.
maybe they just want him to grow up hard, unlike the pussies of today in front of there screens and touch phone, this little guy will survive an apocalypes.
the fuck he will no its just the his parents are DUMBFUCKS and left the kid outside if it wasn't for that dog he would've died if anything the dog would survive
+Ryan Witwicki Faddegon Give me a break! They are horrible parents...no matter of opinion about it...they need to take some parenting classes; however, they also don't have enough love and feeling for the the kid.
+Amy Thompson (Moon Kiss) I actually find it refreshing to see parents who allow their kid be play on the family farm without supervision. When I was his age I got to wonder around and it isn't such a bad thing.
Nope, OP has the closer of it- this family is his pack, the dog was the older member of the pack with a lost pup, he needed to keep the pup safe. Dogs aren't eager to turn on eachother if they have a good family.
Owl Woman Exactly! And its also kind've sad how they think its funny. They're literally laughing while talking about it, also the dad said he was a little worried!? If I were that parent I wouldn't have leg that kid be out by himself in the first place! And if I had on accident I would be ballistic if I couldn't find him or her!
The TigersBane In addition, if I were the father, I WOULD BE ASHAMED TO BE ON CAMERA. I would not have told the media crap, because thats a big finger pointing at myself. Of course, I would never leave a child unattended for any period of time.
I was doing a home visit very late in the day in late fall and noticed a puppy running underneath cars, wondering if someone would arrive to take him. After 30 minutes of waiting, I decided to take him with me. The dog and I finished the rest of our home visits together. My parents eventually kept him since I wasn't allowed to have an animal at my place. The dog is as happy as it can be and so am I.
Unfortunately, many children have abusive or narcissistic parents. Yes at some point, you will feel safer being surrounded with animals than your own parents.
I don't see how a mother & father could let it get to 7:30pm before checking on a three-year-old who had been out playing alone for what seems to have been quite a few hours. Thank goodness that Cooper the dog had better "parenting" skills than the little guy's human parents seem to have.
He was off to Mexico after the mother found his stash of cocaine. She threatened to go to the cops. He couldn't go back to jail. This was his third strike, they'd lock him up and throw away the key. Since she was his mother he couldn't bring himself to kill her so he did what needed to be done. He fled and didn't look back once. He knew his best friend would always seem him through no matter what, so he didn't care for what his new life on the run would bring. At this point the mother was waiting at home, horrified at what she had just done. She had driven her only son away. After a wait which seemed to go on forever, she frantically picked up the phone to report him missing. She had attempted to ring her son's mobile several times to apologize and tell him she wasn't going to police about the drugs - but all of the calls went unanswered by her now exhausted son. The police quickly caught up with him, and thinking it was the end, he fell to his knees. Police with drawn guns approached the boy as his dog looked to him. "You and me. We've been through some crazy shit together, haven't we?", said the dog. "If we go, we go out together." The dog now shielding the boy from the drawn weapons leaned in... .. and the two shared what might have been their final kiss together..... End of Chapter 4
ibetyoucanthack1123 well then that makes it fine because we all know there is nothing dangerous in North Dakota and dogs are quite capable of taking care of a child. That's why you see so many ads for dogs and babysitting.
The thing that bothers me most about this is that it sounds like she wasn't even periodically checking up on him. In some situations I feel like it would be okay to let a kid play outside alone for a bit, depending on location and the behavior/maturity of the kid. But it sort of makes me sad that she was just waiting for him to come in on his own and she didn't think to check on him until it was nearing dark.
Dad-leaves kid "I was a LITTLE worried" Mom-Leaves kid "It was around 7:30 so i THOUGHT he would be hungry Dog-Stays with kid and defends him TRUE PARENT
hmmm.Even though its a farm you should always worry about your family members especially if its a child or an elder its hard to let anyone go without permission.
+James Storm Someone doesn't talk with many farmers. Farmers understate their emotions -- a lot. "A little worried" means he was sweating bullets and trying not to bite his last fingernail clean off.
+Bryan S. Two let's be sarcastic in live television because I want to tell people that I am tough and strong even though my child is missing and me and my wife had sex just to give birth to him and yep I am a little worried
Ive never had my own pet because of circumstances beyond my control even as an adult... But one day i would love to hv a dog like him.. Thank God the child is safe..
It doesn't matter if they live in the country or not, a 3 year old child needs constant supervision. I'm an extreme dog lover and have very intelligent dogs but I would NEVER leave them in charge of a 3 year old. This child was left unattended for hours if he was found a mile away. That's a very scary thought...
And that is why this country is a pussified as it is today. Our moms never knew where we were. One time when I was 7 we were caught in a big dust storm about 10 miles from home on our bicycles. My 3 friends all had tickets for driving without a license before they were 7 years old. We would hike out in the field several miles and camp, then hike back the next day. No one over 10 years old was ever around back in those days. I never knew anyone that even got hurt, except for maybe a scrape on the leg or arm or something.
@@brijac04 1st of all, you should learn comprehension because I did not say I had a ticket before I was 7, my 3 friends (they were all brothers and I don't mean black 🤣 ) had a ticket before they were 7. I've been driving since I was 5 and never had a ticket until I was 18. From the time I was 10-15 I went driving out on the dirt roads for 2-6 hours every Saturday with my friend Larry. The reason I lost you is because like I said, you and the rest of the country are pussified. I think about everyone in school was driving before they were 10 years old; I'm 57 now... this was back in the 1970's when people were real and didn't worry about hurting someone else's feelings. We had more of a brain at 7 than people do nowadays from 18-40.
+I Em Who I Iz Why Is the name a problem? You shouldn't Name your Username "I Em Who I Iz" but no one complains about that. Anyways Kate, Atleast your dog will be in a better place, I Had two Dogs Who had Past Away, One named Steel, second Named Tazz, Well Family member Dogs, but still treated them like my own. Reason for the names, My Aunt loved Steelers so thats why "Steel" was a choice, Tazz because He spins like the tazmanian devil from the cartoon, but I knew they would be in a better place.
Every kid should have a dog. I got my first dog, who she's no longer with us, when I was about two. Some family frinds had to move, but couldn't bring their dog with them, which is sad, but they gave her to us. My mom told me that while I was still in a crib, if I woke up crying, that she'd go get my mom or did if they didn't wake up. Her name was Loxie, and she was a Golden Shepard. She lived for 15 years, and she went from Texas to South Carolina, where we had to put her down. She kept going for us while we were moving, and she passed knowing we were safe and that she had been the greatest dog ever. I really miss her, it's been about 4 years now. Rest in peace, Loxie.
Something like this happened to me when I was 7 I was playing with my German Shepard in the back yard and I man in a truck came up to me and tried to grab me but my dog (keep in mind he was trained for this) bit his arm and the man started to bleed then I cried out for my dad and he came out and beat the shit out of the man and I was rushed inside by my mom who called the cops
Your dog and your parents should be given an award. Cooper should have full custody of Carson. These parents are horrible! They left their 3 year old son outside in the cold farmland for hours?! Then just expected him to come home himself?! wtf, some people are messed up! Thank Christ for Loyal intelligent pets huh? If Cooper hadn't been there, poor Carson would have frozen from hypothermia D:
I Don't Even Know Not just dogs, other animals show compassion and loyalty too. There was once a woman who brought in a stray cat, and years later he repaid her by waking her up so she could smell that the gas had been on for 5 HOURS!!!! He's been watching over her ever since :)
It is hard to believe that some guys don't like dogs --- enough that they beat the dog, or kill them. On the other side of the spectrum, this family saved this dog's life through adopting and welcoming it into the family, and gave him a home --- and the dog returned the favor. Aren't dogs awesome?!
TenouHaruka0 I think they felt so safe in their environment that they let their guard down. I'm not sure that they were as neglectful as this story implies.
I know this comment is 6 years ago, may never see. But obviously, you do not live out in the country. Kids can get away quick and far before you know it. It only takes a few minutes. Especially if you are on a working farm. Kids can go from month to month with never venturing far and you start trusting that to just one day they up and decide to go far. Had the same thing happen to me when my twins were about the same age. Thankfully they stuck to a trail and our dog started barking when they got too far.
They said they found him a mile away. I bet he was still 3 miles from the next human being. Please learn more about the country. You might actually enjoy living there.👍
@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather people aren't the only that can hurt a child. I could make a list of things that could hurt him out there, so just making excuses is a load of crap, they should have been watching him.
@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather I live out here on a farm, and have cousins down the road who have a girl who will be 3 this month. She's never, and I mean never, more than 75 feet from one of her parents when she's outside. There are 70-lb coywolves and 600-lb black bears in the area. Coywolves have attacked human children within 75 miles of here in the last 5 years, and a pair of them almost got one of my dogs a couple of years ago. Leaving a 3-yr-old kid unattended around here would be super negligent.
Dog was a better baby sitter than the mother. What if he had fell in a stream or someone kidnapped him? She's admitting to totally ignoring her child. Assuming the dog would be with him so he would be ok. She should be charged with child endangerment.
@@brendalg4 Maybe she went a little too far in the other extreme, but most kids these days are more harmed by being overprotected and not having any freedom to explore or ever be alone.
@@junbh2 hes 3. Your excuse is liable when the kid turns fucking 12+ 😂🤦♂️ you should never let your kids go outside alone for any amount of time unless its a fenced off backyard.
+ihategooglethynoltmehvlonguse uaregonnareplytomyuse That's for the same reason that every armchair general fights the next war. Woulda-coulda-shoulda is a mantra in America today.
+poppy thedogofwonders Used to be in America kids could wander away from home/parents and nobody got excited, nobody called 911. I myself was a wandering kid; one time at a very large beach in NY (Jones Beach) I wandered away from my parents there were tens of thousands of people on the beach that day and eventually a lifeguard found me and brought me to a lost and found area where my parents eventually came and got me. Nobody freaked out. It was a different America I guess.
+poppy thedogofwonders Probably because the dog saving a child is not surprising. Dogs are just cool like that ;) But the stupidity of mankind is always reaching new levels. Think about that...I'm surprised the dog was raised right o.o
Yeah ! I'm gonna do that ! Let the 3 year old go where he wants. If he is a mile or two or ten away it's fun AND if things do go wrong I will just call The Police and Fire Service as they have nothing better to do . Oh! and get another 200 worried people involved....laughable and I LOVE the countryside. BUT IT'S ALL ABOUT ME !!!!!
So many hazards that could have been deadly...even the big pot full of water was deep enough for the toddler to drown in, God forbid. Farm equipment...the barn...a wonderful place to raise a child, but child proof the child's environment, please. And I am not city folk.
She just left her 3 year old on his own and figured he’d come in whenever he was hungry. What the hell? So let me guess, no charges on the mom for neglect.
When I was 7, I walked a mile to the gas station in my pj's with a Barbie lunchbox with my birthday money in it to buy a candy bar. My dog Baby followed me the whole way there and back. She knew I wasn't supposed to be doing what I was doing and helped keep me safe. The intuition and protectiveness of dogs is truly amazing. And yes, in hindsight, I realize that what I did was incredibly dangerous, but to the logic of a 7 year old whose dad was at work and mom was in bed, it was an ingenious way to score some candy.
@@LMvdB02 I lived in a low income, high crime neighborhood on the edge of a small city. My family had an acre of land, but the street I walked down to get to that store was a more condensed area. I can think of a dozen ways that could have gone very wrong. Not my smartest move.
Some people seem to think playing outside at a farm is safer than in a neighborhood. I don't care where you live a three year old shouldn't be left outside alone for any amount of time. Even playing inside they should be checked on occasionally to make sure they're not doing something they shouldn't, drawing all over the walls with markers, or taking light bulbs out of a lamp. You never know what might look like fun to them and for some reason, and don't get all sexist on me, but for some reason boys tend to be drawn to the more dangerous things. All I can say is a family dog is a good idea if you don't want to watch them 24/7 because chances are the dog will.
I am at a loss those parents weren't charged. They seem like good people but they should have known better letting a toddler out of their sight inside or out.
Farms have different dangers. I knew a farm kid that lived near my grandparents, he got in the corn hopper when he was 4. You can't get out of one of those. He was killed.
Moki Me Look around the video, they live in a rural area, not another house in sight, the boy was outside playing & likely just wondered off, chasing a butterfly or something then got confused & didn’t know how to get back home... Sure no malice or intention to harm by the parents!
87TechReviews The point being you don't leave a 3 yr old that long without checking on him, period. She honestly said "I figured he'd get hungry sometime"? Pure laziness.
+Foxy The Pirate :D Sure the dog was watching him; watched him walk away from the house, down the road ... he probably would have watched him go for a swim in the lake, or get into the friendly man's car, or pet the nice snake...humm yep, the dog was watching him alright. Bad parenting skills that's what this is. No three year old child should ever be left alone.
This family is lucky they have such a wonderful dog. luckier still that it had a happy ending. I wonder if they got a visit from child protective services after this. Obviously they love their child but WTF?
You know what...?? I was raised in the country.... Open fields and dense woods. I was out with my dog all the time as a kid... I have similar stories of my dog helping my sister like that. One thing though we were not 4 years old. I was not allowed to go away from the house until I was like 6-7... Even then my mom would yell out to me once in awhile too and made sure I answered or came home then. THREE years old is WAY TO YOUNG to be running around outside away from home... I agree with the rest of the people. These parents are air heads !!
I have a 3 year old sibling and I truly can’t imagine leaving her outside to her own devices and waiting for her to come in on her own accord because she’s hungry. Even with my brother, when he was three. I just can’t imagine leaving a three year old unsupervised for a long period of time outdoors.
@H Yeah -Which apparently, they did Not do or we wouldn't be seeing this story. Agreed, children in rural areas tend to have a bit more freedom than our city kin, but that still doesn't mean you forget you have a kid in the first place. This could have Easily become a tragedy instead of a happy ending, dog or no. One of them should have at least checked on him more frequently than "welp, it's been an hour... guess he ain't hungry yet."
i was thinking the exact same thing Jewel,,,,,,why does she say " i knew something was wrong when he wouldnt come in" why didnt you go and see for yourself, oh lets say,,, about every ten minutes........asdjfsenerp urOROEJJSFSDFGSGRGRGRHDV
I thought this story was going to be heart-warming..... then I hear that the boy was 3!!!! and they didn't know for an hour!!!!! WTF???? he just didn't come inside??? WHAT?? I used to panic jut running into my house to check the water on the stove while my son played out back!! In a fenced in area! Your 'Parental Card' has been revoked!
If you didn't grow up out the city you wouldn't understand. I grew up with a house and farm on 50 acres. As a kid I'd be unaccompanied around that age.
My sister once ran away when she was very young. Their dog also stayed right with her the whole time. It's just what dogs sometimes do. To them you're the alpha which means that your child/puppy comes first in the pack. Still you can't always rely on an animal to save the day. But it does happen. Thank God.
Wow... Way to go parents. No, it is not okay for someone to EVER leave a three year old unattended no matter what the environment is. So what if only one car goes by every hours. The child is three, completely incapable of defending himself. Let's see, there's snakes, coyotes, holes, water sources, wells, small animal traps, kids on dirk bikes/atvs (not expecting a child to be in a field) cows, horse fields, pigs, rabied animals, loose aggressive animals... I mean come on the list in endless. Country or not, he needs supervision at all times.
How in the fukk do you lose track of a child that small?? How does he play outside unattended until 7:30, and you're like "I was worried because he didn't come home." Am I tripping? He's out on a farm with access to open wilderness which is how he ended up a MILE away. Hella far for a child that age. This is not a love story. This is an incident of neglect, with the parents being fortunate that their dog had more sense than they did to watch over the child.
Maybe it's just me, growing up around older brothers who were MP's and civilian LEOs, I've heard all the horror stories that don't make it into the papers, the ones that really bothered my brothers. I NEVER allow my child to be unattended. All it takes is a few minutes, and you could have a lifetime of regrets. They say "diamonds are a girl's best friends," and "dogs are mans best friend." I'll take a good dog over a diamond any day!
people don't understand... in the country you can leave your kids unattended playing in the dirt because one car goes by your house every two hours. But she should of checked up on him, you shouldn't expect your kids to come to you just because they are hungry. She should of checked up on him, but we all make mistakes, and I doubt she will make a mistake like this ever again.
87TechReviews UM OK from the country.... and no... you don't just let a three year old play in the dirt without even being in a room with a window that looks out over them just to make sure they're not making poor decisions even.... It's not just the area being safe its aout your child making good decisions... this woman literally had not had an eye on him for HOURS........
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I was raised on an 8000 acre farm, and it was not unusual for mr to wonder all over the farm. I had my dog Butch, half GSD and half wolf, my mom did not worry about me as long as Butch was with me. I would roam through the woods, make houses out of a growth of bamboo, use things I found to use to play with in my pretend house. Butch was trained to bring me home when the sun started to go down, even if I didn't want to. He would grab my pants and start pulling, bark a couple of times, then started out in front of me, always checking back to make sure I was close to him. Dogs are smarter than people give them credit for. Big dogs want a job to do, and I was Butch's job.
My grandmother was Pennsylvania dutch and was raised on the farm her grandparents built. It was 300 acres, but was completely surrounded by the farms of relatives. There is no way her mother would let her roam around by herself at 3! I was a country kid, too, and my mother would never have allowed it. Why? Because 3 is just a baby! And that’s no judgment on the dog, my big sisters were German Shepherds and they were unbelievable. But 3 is still a baby. How full was that diaper? How long had he gone without food or water? Were his feet wet? Most people don’t have the physical ability to retain memories at 3! But you are okay just delegating motherhood to a dog 🥴
We trained our dog to find the kids in the corn, like a game. They could find them anywhere on the farm, but i was always concerned about kids wandering into the corn fields.
Thank God the dog has his shit together.
Best comment right here
Cooper is definitely earning his keep!🙄😒😕
the parents didn't
Living on a farm is much different than in the city but, yes, 3 years old is certainly too young to be left unattended. Thank God for Cooper and hopefully these young parents have learned a valuable lesson.
Please honor, pamper, and protect that dog for the rest of his life !!!
yes indeed!
Steak for Coopers supper that night.
She waited for him when he went missing as she imagined he’d be home when hungry, wtffffff he’s 3! Omg
I'm constantly astounded at animals who protect the people they love. May these precious beings continue to show us how to be human.
Truer words were never spoken!!
When they know the parents apparently aren't smart enough to
Dogs are loyal and protective of the young and weak ones in their packs. They are the one friend that will never let you down, will always be there when you need them.
the mother needs to be in jail. is do not know about the fother m
It's not normal to wait for a 3 y/o to come home when he gets hungry. Glad the dog has working brain cells.
Steve J a
I agree,as I raised all three of my kids in the British Columbia Bush, and believe me they were not out of sight ever. I don't know what's wrong with these people, but they don't look very smart, so I hope their child can help them later in life to get through what's left of theirs.
Joseph E Fasciani No kidding. This is supposed to be a feelgood story? It's a bloody tragedy.
Steve J lmfao
Coffins I agree with you the mother should of being watching her son .there's pedofiles everywhere men and women
springer was on
So glad this little boy was saved by his pet dog. Kids and dogs together give each other a lot of love. This dog definitely has paid back the family's kindness of adopting him.
Well at least someone was taking care of this baby. Because the mother sure wasn't. Shameful!
Just shows you....animals are amazing!!!
You're so dumb.
Why the fuck was she letting a 3 year old play outside by himself long enough to wander a mile away.
Not only that she said at 7:30 she figured he will start getting hungry come in WOW, thankfully the boy has the dog because his parents are useless
because she is a stupid stupid fat sow
He’s 3! How long Are you Gonna wait to
Look for him. Thank you Cooper for having the most common sense of any one in this story. What a great guardian Angel for that little boy!
Son goes missing "Yeah i was a little worried"
the husband is as sharp as a bucket of wet liver
he was taking action while is wife worried doing nothing ….. i just saw a father keeping is calm
Could be the huge faith he had in that dog, his son, and chance. Would be hard to admit that you let your brain entertain the worst.
Comme on... you can tell she is really nervous and sorry just telling the story.... don’t b so hursh
and you wouldn't be ,,, what a dumb statement
He is 3 omg and left unattended outside...thank goodness for their doggy cuzz anything could of happened
My sister is 4 and we let her outside alone because we have a guard dog. Normally you wouldn't think a little boy would wonder off so far. And dogs normally protect the youngest. She trusted the dog.
maybe they just want him to grow up hard, unlike the pussies of today in front of there screens and touch phone, this little guy will survive an apocalypes.
the fuck he will no its just the his parents are DUMBFUCKS and left the kid outside if it wasn't for that dog he would've died if anything the dog would survive
walmartian
Listen to yourself talk. You're as goddamned stupid as your own mom.
walmartian
Great!
our pets are our family we love them and they love us please help all the animals you can God bless
There you have it. The dog's a better parent than the mom and dad
that was my thoughts while watching tbh
+Burt Reynolds The parents are relieved their child was found alive, they are still great parents.
+Ryan Witwicki Faddegon Give me a break! They are horrible parents...no matter of opinion about it...they need to take some parenting classes; however, they also don't have enough love and feeling for the the kid.
+Amy Thompson (Moon Kiss) I actually find it refreshing to see parents who allow their kid be play on the family farm without supervision. When I was his age I got to wonder around and it isn't such a bad thing.
+Brain Phelps Sorry, but you had crappy parents, too, or not loved or something. Three is way too young to not be supervised. You were just lucky.
Heaven goes by favor; if it went by merit, you would stay out and your dog would go in. -Mark Twain
MorbidManMusic I disagree. Why do you think what you do?
@MorbidManMusic Another ignorant atheist preaching out their ass with no proof to support their point. Do shut the fuck up please moron.
@@christiangaming_rosey6345 #Christmas hater
@@infitinet7705 w h a t?
The more I know people the more I like my dog!!
Every child needs a dog. They will give their life to protect their child.
Dog's thoughts: BE CAREFUL SMALL HUMAN, IS COLD OUT
YOU WAIT, I BE BLANKET
BIG HUMANS HELP ME
NOW I HELP YOU
YOU ARE SAFE, SMALL HUMAN
Kalen Tessmann that was wonderful! haha
Kalen Tessmann More like: I'll just keep this snack nice and warm in case I get hungry later. I'm tired of gnawing old bones.
Nope, OP has the closer of it- this family is his pack, the dog was the older member of the pack with a lost pup, he needed to keep the pup safe. Dogs aren't eager to turn on eachother if they have a good family.
Saga Slash OP?
Saga Slash I have done a mind-meld with Cooper and I can assure you he is not nearly so saintly as he is portrayed.
How beautiful. People who abuse dogs should be bitterly ashamed of themselves.
Deborah 888
Most who do are psychopathic and lack empathy or shame. Sooooo that's out the window.
The dog protects and the TV raises and entertains while the parents wait for the body to turn up. So sad. Thank god for good dogs. Angels with fur.
Good dog, bad parents, but good dog.
Bad Parenting. Good dog.
Sitizen Kane yep..... it least the dog looked out for his family unlike his parents who left there 3 years old out side alone.
Owl Woman Exactly! And its also kind've sad how they think its funny. They're literally laughing while talking about it, also the dad said he was a little worried!? If I were that parent I wouldn't have leg that kid be out by himself in the first place! And if I had on accident I would be ballistic if I couldn't find him or her!
The TigersBane In addition, if I were the father, I WOULD BE ASHAMED TO BE ON CAMERA. I would not have told the media crap, because thats a big finger pointing at myself. Of course, I would never leave a child unattended for any period of time.
Why can't we have a dogs as parents they are much more reliable and responsible
Spoken like a born and raised city rat.🤦♂️
No doubt you went to a public school.🤣😂👍
I was doing a home visit very late in the day in late fall and noticed a puppy running underneath cars, wondering if someone would arrive to take him. After 30 minutes of waiting, I decided to take him with me. The dog and I finished the rest of our home visits together. My parents eventually kept him since I wasn't allowed to have an animal at my place. The dog is as happy as it can be and so am I.
I love dogs! They are special and certainly deserve the title of man's best friend! We are lucky to have them as our friends.
kid, you will be safer with the dog than your parents..
Unfortunately, many children have abusive or narcissistic parents.
Yes at some point, you will feel safer being surrounded with animals than your own parents.
To be fair she had to finish that last pork chop first.
Why do I feel all three of you are just city dwelling rats spewing out your uninformed opinions they way all city vermin do.🤔🤷♂️
@@fredjones7705 nice. I feel sorry for your kids.
@@tishtashtishtash So do they.
I don't see how a mother & father could let it get to 7:30pm before checking on a three-year-old who had been out playing alone for what seems to have been quite a few hours. Thank goodness that Cooper the dog had better "parenting" skills than the little guy's human parents seem to have.
It would take a fair bit of time for a 3 year old to travel a mile.
Uhm... how the hell did the kid end up a mile away in the first place?
aliens
He was off to Mexico after the mother found his stash of cocaine. She threatened to go to the cops. He couldn't go back to jail. This was his third strike, they'd lock him up and throw away the key. Since she was his mother he couldn't bring himself to kill her so he did what needed to be done. He fled and didn't look back once. He knew his best friend would always seem him through no matter what, so he didn't care for what his new life on the run would bring. At this point the mother was waiting at home, horrified at what she had just done. She had driven her only son away. After a wait which seemed to go on forever, she frantically picked up the phone to report him missing. She had attempted to ring her son's mobile several times to apologize and tell him she wasn't going to police about the drugs - but all of the calls went unanswered by her now exhausted son. The police quickly caught up with him, and thinking it was the end, he fell to his knees. Police with drawn guns approached the boy as his dog looked to him. "You and me. We've been through some crazy shit together, haven't we?", said the dog. "If we go, we go out together."
The dog now shielding the boy from the drawn weapons leaned in...
.. and the two shared what might have been their final kiss together.....
End of Chapter 4
FeIix CoIgrave lol you have nothing else to do right. Lol It's a good story though.
FeIix CoIgrave thats not funny
Yeah it is lol
the title should be "When your dog is a better parent than you"
Oswald Thatendswald Amen Oswald....
It's a blessing that dog was around
Incompetent parents allowing a three year old to wander around the farm alone.
my 4 and 5 year old do it all the time and the dogs are with them too
Ryan Monroe Then you should be reported to CPS
he lives in NORTH FUCKING DAKOTA... Plus he wasn't alone he had the dog with him.
ibetyoucanthack1123 well then that makes it fine because we all know there is nothing dangerous in North Dakota and dogs are quite capable of taking care of a child. That's why you see so many ads for dogs and babysitting.
The thing that bothers me most about this is that it sounds like she wasn't even periodically checking up on him. In some situations I feel like it would be okay to let a kid play outside alone for a bit, depending on location and the behavior/maturity of the kid. But it sort of makes me sad that she was just waiting for him to come in on his own and she didn't think to check on him until it was nearing dark.
Dad-leaves kid "I was a LITTLE worried"
Mom-Leaves kid "It was around 7:30 so i THOUGHT he would be hungry
Dog-Stays with kid and defends him TRUE PARENT
7.30 he should be going to bed
Little boy very blessed. But, mother, what are you thinking? Just leave your three-year old outside playing with a he'll come home when he's ready???
You just lost your son and you were a little worried?
one wrong word... and everybody jumps onyour head.... but to lose your kid : full fail.
Worrying wasn't going to bring his son back.
I'm surprised they didn't 'pray' for his safe return... while they washed the dishes.
hmmm.Even though its a farm you should always worry about your family members especially if its a child or an elder its hard to let anyone go without permission.
yes it won't but its your son ,its your family member you love them ,they love you,ITS A SMALL FREAKING CHILD😡😡
The dad was like I was a little worried . A LITTLE UR SON IS FRIKIN MISSING AND UR A LITTLE WORRIED
+James Storm Someone doesn't talk with many farmers. Farmers understate their emotions -- a lot. "A little worried" means he was sweating bullets and trying not to bite his last fingernail clean off.
They are stupid ass fuck. Sorry about there damm luck you a James storm fan? He was better of IN tna
+James Storm A little worried is all this situation warranted.
@James Storm; The father was being sarcastic because it was a dumb question by the reporter to ask him if he was worried. Jeez, use your brain people.
+Bryan S. Two let's be sarcastic in live television because I want to tell people that I am tough and strong even though my child is missing and me and my wife had sex just to give birth to him and yep I am a little worried
Some say the father is still trying to open his right eye
Larr y that's bad lol
Don X
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you really made me laugh :) I have the same note
"yeah uh I was a little worried" best dad 10/10
+Kaneki Ken It's been a long time since I laughed out loud at a comment.
She was laughing.
IKR crap parents 😕😠
Dad is a DILF
Probably a small town....
a little confused here??? why would you leave a 3yr old unattended, playing on an open farm.
oh yea, the dog was the babysitter.....Wow
exactly lol
Hey, if it worked in Peter Pan...
So glad someone else noticed that.
***** Be quiet please your making a fool of yourself.
farm life
Ive never had my own pet because of circumstances beyond my control even as an adult...
But one day i would love to hv a dog like him..
Thank God the child is safe..
It doesn't matter if they live in the country or not, a 3 year old child needs constant supervision. I'm an extreme dog lover and have very intelligent dogs but I would NEVER leave them in charge of a 3 year old. This child was left unattended for hours if he was found a mile away. That's a very scary thought...
And that is why this country is a pussified as it is today. Our moms never knew where we were. One time when I was 7 we were caught in a big dust storm about 10 miles from home on our bicycles. My 3 friends all had tickets for driving without a license before they were 7 years old. We would hike out in the field several miles and camp, then hike back the next day. No one over 10 years old was ever around back in those days. I never knew anyone that even got hurt, except for maybe a scrape on the leg or arm or something.
@@brijac04 1st of all, you should learn comprehension because I did not say I had a ticket before I was 7, my 3 friends (they were all brothers and I don't mean black 🤣 ) had a ticket before they were 7. I've been driving since I was 5 and never had a ticket until I was 18. From the time I was 10-15 I went driving out on the dirt roads for 2-6 hours every Saturday with my friend Larry. The reason I lost you is because like I said, you and the rest of the country are pussified. I think about everyone in school was driving before they were 10 years old; I'm 57 now... this was back in the 1970's when people were real and didn't worry about hurting someone else's feelings. We had more of a brain at 7 than people do nowadays from 18-40.
Thank God he’s ok. What a good dog too.
Why are you leaving a 3 year old child unattended?
The dog looks like my dog Dave who died, Rest in Peace Dave :(
I Em Who I Iz He was named after the person who gave him to us
+I Em Who I Iz Why Is the name a problem? You shouldn't Name your Username "I Em Who I Iz" but no one complains about that. Anyways Kate, Atleast your dog will be in a better place, I Had two Dogs Who had Past Away, One named Steel, second Named Tazz, Well Family member Dogs, but still treated them like my own. Reason for the names, My Aunt loved Steelers so thats why "Steel" was a choice, Tazz because He spins like the tazmanian devil from the cartoon, but I knew they would be in a better place.
Asorah I bet Steel, Tazz and Dave are running around together right now!!
Kate Smith That would be Great! ^-^ All we need to know, is Dogs, are Guardian Angels.
Asorah It is too bad dogs do not live as long as humans
Fantastic heart warming story! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Every kid should have a dog. I got my first dog, who she's no longer with us, when I was about two. Some family frinds had to move, but couldn't bring their dog with them, which is sad, but they gave her to us. My mom told me that while I was still in a crib, if I woke up crying, that she'd go get my mom or did if they didn't wake up. Her name was Loxie, and she was a Golden Shepard. She lived for 15 years, and she went from Texas to South Carolina, where we had to put her down. She kept going for us while we were moving, and she passed knowing we were safe and that she had been the greatest dog ever. I really miss her, it's been about 4 years now.
Rest in peace, Loxie.
Rest in Peace, Loxie
+Hans Yolo AWW, please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of dear sweet Loxie :-(
Something like this happened to me when I was 7 I was playing with my German Shepard in the back yard and I man in a truck came up to me and tried to grab me but my dog (keep in mind he was trained for this) bit his arm and the man started to bleed then I cried out for my dad and he came out and beat the shit out of the man and I was rushed inside by my mom who called the cops
Your dog and your parents should be given an award.
Cooper should have full custody of Carson. These parents are horrible! They left their 3 year old son outside in the cold farmland for hours?! Then just expected him to come home himself?! wtf, some people are messed up!
Thank Christ for Loyal intelligent pets huh? If Cooper hadn't been there, poor Carson would have frozen from hypothermia D:
Lisbeth Peralta Trained or not trained, a dog is a loyal companion
I Don't Even Know Not just dogs, other animals show compassion and loyalty too. There was once a woman who brought in a stray cat, and years later he repaid her by waking her up so she could smell that the gas had been on for 5 HOURS!!!! He's been watching over her ever since :)
ThatNerdGirl 7 Oh yea i know cats have those kind of instincts but i was just talking about this subject :)
Hope that's true💡
She left her 3-year-old outside alone?!?!?! What the heck did she think would happen?!?!?! That’s inexcusable neglect!!!
Old days she's have been trained to pull weeds already. Along with her 6 siblings
The dog did a better job taking care of a THREE YEARS OLD KID.
+Maggie Waden - Exactly. So there really was nothing to worry about. Carry on everybody...nothing to see here. :)
XD
figured the baby would come in when he was hungry? the dog is the only parent the poor kid has.
It is hard to believe that some guys don't like dogs --- enough that they beat the dog, or kill them.
On the other side of the spectrum, this family saved this dog's life through adopting and welcoming it into the family, and gave him a home --- and the dog returned the favor. Aren't dogs awesome?!
watch your kid better even on a farm
Let the dog have custody of the kid. He'll be much safer 😃
Wonderful story, wonder how they are doing now?
Another video that shows dogs are the best companions!! A cat would've been like : Baby? What baby?
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"Baby? What baby?" is probably what the parents thought at first.
TenouHaruka0 I think they felt so safe in their environment that they let their guard down. I'm not sure that they were as neglectful as this story implies.
Ernie Rodoli My thoughts exactly!!!
Shame on the parents, how do you leave your three years old child unattended? Smh. Respect to that dog.
I know this comment is 6 years ago, may never see. But obviously, you do not live out in the country. Kids can get away quick and far before you know it. It only takes a few minutes. Especially if you are on a working farm. Kids can go from month to month with never venturing far and you start trusting that to just one day they up and decide to go far. Had the same thing happen to me when my twins were about the same age. Thankfully they stuck to a trail and our dog started barking when they got too far.
They said they found him a mile away.
I bet he was still 3 miles from the next human being.
Please learn more about the country.
You might actually enjoy living there.👍
@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather people aren't the only that can hurt a child. I could make a list of things that could hurt him out there, so just making excuses is a load of crap, they should have been watching him.
@@tonismith3707 your list would get eaten by the dog.🤗👍
@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather I live out here on a farm, and have cousins down the road who have a girl who will be 3 this month. She's never, and I mean never, more than 75 feet from one of her parents when she's outside. There are 70-lb coywolves and 600-lb black bears in the area. Coywolves have attacked human children within 75 miles of here in the last 5 years, and a pair of them almost got one of my dogs a couple of years ago. Leaving a 3-yr-old kid unattended around here would be super negligent.
Great dog,
This is North Dakota,
So I’m sure it got cold,
Thanks they found them both
Dog was a better baby sitter than the mother. What if he had fell in a stream or someone kidnapped him? She's admitting to totally ignoring her child. Assuming the dog would be with him so he would be ok. She should be charged with child endangerment.
@orionh3000 That is no excuse
@@brendalg4 Maybe she went a little too far in the other extreme, but most kids these days are more harmed by being overprotected and not having any freedom to explore or ever be alone.
@@junbh2 hes 3. Your excuse is liable when the kid turns fucking 12+ 😂🤦♂️ you should never let your kids go outside alone for any amount of time unless its a fenced off backyard.
@@RezidueWithaZ You think letting a 3 year old play in the farmyard is unsafe, but you believe fences protect children?
LOL
Why are you only blaming the mother and not the father? He has equal responsibility over his child.
99% of comments is "WHAT DA HELL! Y U LEAVE BABY OUTSIDE UN WATCHED!?!?!?"
1% praising the dog who saved the baby
+ihategooglethynoltmehvlonguse uaregonnareplytomyuse That's for the same reason that every armchair general fights the next war. Woulda-coulda-shoulda is a mantra in America today.
+ihategooglethynoltmehvlonguse uaregonnareplytomyuse lol
+poppy thedogofwonders Used to be in America kids could wander away from home/parents and nobody got excited, nobody called 911. I myself was a wandering kid; one time at a very large beach in NY (Jones Beach) I wandered away from my parents there were tens of thousands of people on the beach that day and eventually a lifeguard found me and brought me to a lost and found area where my parents eventually came and got me. Nobody freaked out. It was a different America I guess.
+poppy thedogofwonders Probably because the dog saving a child is not surprising. Dogs are just cool like that ;)
But the stupidity of mankind is always reaching new levels.
Think about that...I'm surprised the dog was raised right o.o
Poppy TheDogOfWonders because everyones a know it all bitchin piece of shit in the year 2017. from Australia
“Yea after I woke up from that coke binge and saw my three year old was gone....”
I love happy ending. Great job Cooper the dog, you've kept Carson safe and warm!!!!!!!
Who lets a baby run around a farm by himself. "I figured he'd get hungry later." My God.
Stupid comment of the year, you grew up in the city Nd have no idea! Admit it.
Andreas C. A lot of people, it's a farm and not a city
Yeah ! I'm gonna do that ! Let the 3 year old go where he wants. If he is a mile or two or ten away it's fun AND if things do go wrong I will just call The Police and Fire Service as they have nothing better to do . Oh! and get another 200 worried people involved....laughable and I LOVE the countryside.
BUT IT'S ALL ABOUT ME !!!!!
So many hazards that could have been deadly...even the big pot full of water was deep enough for the toddler to drown in, God forbid. Farm equipment...the barn...a wonderful place to raise a child, but child proof the child's environment, please.
And I am not city folk.
Andreas C. Combined IQ of parents. :105
She just left her 3 year old on his own and figured he’d come in whenever he was hungry. What the hell? So let me guess, no charges on the mom for neglect.
Spoken like a born and raised city rat.🤣👍
@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather Or someone with common fucking sense? A 3 year old can't barely wipe their own ass, get over yourself.
Who leaves a three year old unattended for ANY reason outside? o.o my parents didn't let me play outside alone until I was five or six.
+Guilmon470 And today you're a typical, paranoid American, aren't you? :D
At least I'll be a good parent and not have a child go missing that could have starved and frozen to death. :D They are piss poor parents.
Guilmon470 I rest my case.
Guilmon470 This fucking lunacy xD
+Guilmon470 they live on a farm in the country, not the Bronx. Regardless, the dog has more sense than the parents
VERY bad parenting.
Even I know better then to leave a child by themselves.
The parents don't seem to have any guilt either?
Mint Mochi That's because they grow weed, I mean c'mon what other farms are there these days.
Damn, I tried not to cry 😢. Dog/kid stories bring out the waterworks 10 out of 10
When I was 7, I walked a mile to the gas station in my pj's with a Barbie lunchbox with my birthday money in it to buy a candy bar. My dog Baby followed me the whole way there and back. She knew I wasn't supposed to be doing what I was doing and helped keep me safe. The intuition and protectiveness of dogs is truly amazing. And yes, in hindsight, I realize that what I did was incredibly dangerous, but to the logic of a 7 year old whose dad was at work and mom was in bed, it was an ingenious way to score some candy.
A 7 year old should be able to go to a neighbourhood store alone right? Not in a city but in a small town..
@@LMvdB02 I lived in a low income, high crime neighborhood on the edge of a small city. My family had an acre of land, but the street I walked down to get to that store was a more condensed area. I can think of a dozen ways that could have gone very wrong. Not my smartest move.
Some people seem to think playing outside at a farm is safer than in a neighborhood. I don't care where you live a three year old shouldn't be left outside alone for any amount of time. Even playing inside they should be checked on occasionally to make sure they're not doing something they shouldn't, drawing all over the walls with markers, or taking light bulbs out of a lamp. You never know what might look like fun to them and for some reason, and don't get all sexist on me, but for some reason boys tend to be drawn to the more dangerous things. All I can say is a family dog is a good idea if you don't want to watch them 24/7 because chances are the dog will.
well done Cooper... mom & dad didn't really look bothered! meat dinners 4 u boy !!!!!! Parents of the year lmao. Happy the boy is safe!!
I am at a loss those parents weren't charged. They seem like good people but they should have known better letting a toddler out of their sight inside or out.
They live on a farm, it's not like they live in a big city where there are people all over who can harm him.
Who said anything about people harming him I was going with him harming himself, he's 3. No child that age should ever be left unsupervised, anywhere!
Farms have different dangers. I knew a farm kid that lived near my grandparents, he got in the corn hopper when he was 4. You can't get out of one of those. He was killed.
Very sad....
That was sad as hell.
WOW! Thank God the dog knows how to be a parent! OMG! The mother and father are unbelievable!
Isn't it Cool Forrest Day
I was just thinking the same thing Moki Me.
Moki Me
Look around the video, they live in a rural area, not another house in sight, the boy was outside playing & likely just wondered off, chasing a butterfly or something then got confused & didn’t know how to get back home...
Sure no malice or intention to harm by the parents!
it's north dakota, nothing those parents did was wrong
Imagine having a city rat who raises her children around prostitutes and gang members tell you that YOURE the bad parent.🤣😂👍
Hope you love the dog to keep him warm during your harsh winters. This dog deserves the best.
With open area like that you just leave your 3 y/o by himself????
Word of advice parents....build a F-N fence!
Samurai Momo 6
Zeke2g listen to that father "yeah! l was little worry " personally l would have in panic . but again its only me .
Zeke2g I would rather leave him alone in an open area in the country than leave him alone in the middle of nyc..
87TechReviews The point being you don't leave a 3 yr old that long without checking on him, period. She honestly said "I figured he'd get hungry sometime"? Pure laziness.
No child of that age should be left alone without being watched. What's wrong with this woman!
Lulu4Him He was being watched, he was being watched by the dog
+Foxy The Pirate :D
Sure the dog was watching him; watched him walk away from the house, down the road ... he probably would have watched him go for a swim in the lake, or get into the friendly man's car, or pet the nice snake...humm yep, the dog was watching him alright. Bad parenting skills that's what this is. No three year old child should ever be left alone.
Deemel
Yeah, I can see what kind of parent you'd be..
+Lulu4Him that kind of parents is the one who should get sterilized. letting idiot to breed only produced more idiots.
psycho puss
These kinds of neglectful parenting skills should be made to take parenting classes.
This family is lucky they have such a wonderful dog. luckier still that it had a happy ending. I wonder if they got a visit from child protective services after this. Obviously they love their child but WTF?
You know what...?? I was raised in the country.... Open fields and dense woods. I was out with my dog all the time as a kid... I have similar stories of my dog helping my sister like that. One thing though we were not 4 years old. I was not allowed to go away from the house until I was like 6-7... Even then my mom would yell out to me once in awhile too and made sure I answered or came home then. THREE years old is WAY TO YOUNG to be running around outside away from home... I agree with the rest of the people. These parents are air heads !!
This wonderful dog is the true parent ...
I have a 3 year old sibling and I truly can’t imagine leaving her outside to her own devices and waiting for her to come in on her own accord because she’s hungry. Even with my brother, when he was three. I just can’t imagine leaving a three year old unsupervised for a long period of time outdoors.
Wait why is a 3-year old outside without supervision? Isn't that a little young to be wondering around?
yeah I was a little worried
Darling Jewel Duh
@H Yeah -Which apparently, they did Not do or we wouldn't be seeing this story.
Agreed, children in rural areas tend to have a bit more freedom than our city kin, but that still doesn't mean you forget you have a kid in the first place.
This could have Easily become a tragedy instead of a happy ending, dog or no. One of them should have at least checked on him more frequently than "welp, it's been an hour... guess he ain't hungry yet."
i was thinking the exact same thing Jewel,,,,,,why does she say " i knew something was wrong when he wouldnt come in" why didnt you go and see for yourself, oh lets say,,, about every ten minutes........asdjfsenerp
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Sheng
They obviously forgot to put it on him...😉
I thought this story was going to be heart-warming..... then I hear that the boy was 3!!!! and they didn't know for an hour!!!!! WTF???? he just didn't come inside??? WHAT?? I used to panic jut running into my house to check the water on the stove while my son played out back!! In a fenced in area! Your 'Parental Card' has been revoked!
Criss Karver Im with you Chris
You panic running to check on water with your kid in a fenced yard? Helicopter parenting at it's finest. Why not just graft yourself onto him?
Criss Karver Kia
If you didn't grow up out the city you wouldn't understand. I grew up with a house and farm on 50 acres. As a kid I'd be unaccompanied around that age.
These parents laugh at loosing their child.. they also both look like a family out of the hills have eyes
Who the fuck laughs when they said I lost him, when they lost their child
God bless that dog. He kept him warm. That was so cute. I love him.
I remember when I was 3 and got my first job to make ends meet
That dog deserves a lot of treats
Way to go Cooper. So Happy for Them. Have a Wonderful Day~~~
My sister once ran away when she was very young. Their dog also stayed right with her the whole time.
It's just what dogs sometimes do. To them you're the alpha which means that your child/puppy comes first in the pack.
Still you can't always rely on an animal to save the day. But it does happen. Thank God.
Apparently, in this case the parents are not very trustworthy either.
who leaves a 3 yo to play alone unatended outside
i live on a small farm, and i raised my son alone after his mom walked out, he was never out of my sight.
Buddy Phelps now thats parenting
+Marlyn Struwig Ja zhat is one good dog ja?
Marlyn Struwig that's what I'm saying. She needs to keep a closer eye on her kids.
Normal people who don't overly protect their kids and have to smell every diaper and schedule every play date
I honestly believe dogs were put on this earth to teach humans how to be good people.
Thats a really good dog 👍🐶
Wow... Way to go parents. No, it is not okay for someone to EVER leave a three year old unattended no matter what the environment is. So what if only one car goes by every hours. The child is three, completely incapable of defending himself. Let's see, there's snakes, coyotes, holes, water sources, wells, small animal traps, kids on dirk bikes/atvs (not expecting a child to be in a field) cows, horse fields, pigs, rabied animals, loose aggressive animals... I mean come on the list in endless. Country or not, he needs supervision at all times.
How in the fukk do you lose track of a child that small?? How does he play outside unattended until 7:30, and you're like "I was worried because he didn't come home." Am I tripping? He's out on a farm with access to open wilderness which is how he ended up a MILE away. Hella far for a child that age. This is not a love story. This is an incident of neglect, with the parents being fortunate that their dog had more sense than they did to watch over the child.
My thoughts EXACTLY!
I agree with you!! My daughter is five and she can’t even go outside unattended!!
Some women should NOT breed really! they do''t know how to be parents ! my child is missing for a second I will revolving the entire world !
Animals will always have more common sense than stupid poeple cause they dont watch tv and live in actual reality
I know right. The dad was like "DERP, I was a lil worried".
I have no words for these parents
Maybe it's just me, growing up around older brothers who were MP's and civilian LEOs, I've heard all the horror stories that don't make it into the papers, the ones that really bothered my brothers. I NEVER allow my child to be unattended. All it takes is a few minutes, and you could have a lifetime of regrets.
They say "diamonds are a girl's best friends," and "dogs are mans best friend." I'll take a good dog over a diamond any day!
Those parents better be glad they have a dog cause if they didn't their son would be dead.
Great story, thank you to whoever posted it!
yesss!!! dogs are heroes. period.
"The boy is lost? Oh Cooper the dog is gone too. He'll find 'em. Hyuck hyuck."
Dogs are furry angels from Heaven!! No love compares to the unconditional love they show. U think u save them BUT, they truly save u!! 🙏🌹🙏
Think dogs don't have feelings? Think again.
We damn sure don't deserve the love and devotion dogs give us!
@@kasdfg776 ...Sure we do.....That's why the lord or the universe gave us to them....
people don't understand... in the country you can leave your kids unattended playing in the dirt because one car goes by your house every two hours. But she should of checked up on him, you shouldn't expect your kids to come to you just because they are hungry. She should of checked up on him, but we all make mistakes, and I doubt she will make a mistake like this ever again.
87TechReviews You sir are correct...
87TechReviews Holy shit yeah dude you're right. I thought I was misreading the title when it said 3-year old.
Fhie,kie
IDK......three year old just wander chew and open things!!!!!!😶😶😶
87TechReviews UM OK from the country.... and no... you don't just let a three year old play in the dirt without even being in a room with a window that looks out over them just to make sure they're not making poor decisions even.... It's not just the area being safe its aout your child making good decisions... this woman literally had not had an eye on him for HOURS........