What's up dog?

From the moment he entered our lives, he changed the energy in every space he walked into. He wasnt just a pethe was a friend, a comfort, and, in many ways, the heart of our home. He had an incredible way of sensing when someone needed him. Without being asked, hed nudge his head into your lap, lean into your side, or just sit closequietly offering support. People who claimed they œwerent dog people would soften around him. He had that kind of presence. Calm, steady, and full of heart. Kids adored himhe was patient, gentle, and always ready for a game or cuddle. Elderly neighbours would light up when they saw him on our daily walks, often telling me, œHe made my day. He became more than just my doghe belonged to the community. At the park, people remembered his name before mine. His friendly eyes and wagging tail brought joy to strangers, and his loyalty reminded everyone what unconditional love really looked like. He taught us all something without saying a word how to be present, how to love without expectation, and how to find joy in the smallest things. Even now, his impact is felt in the stories people tell, in the habits he taught us, and in the love he left behind. He wasnt just a good boyhe was the good boy. And if that doesnt make him a Top Dog, I dont know what does