German Shepherd and Baby Play Chase Together In Adorable Video

ByDogHeirs Team

Baby Leo may only be 11-months-old, but he’s already best friends with 20-month-old German Shepherd, Zeus. The two began playing an adorable game of chase that their dad caught all on video.

The 20-month old dog signals to Leo it’s time to play and runs away around the corner. When he gets back to the other side, Zeus stops in his tracks and turns around, continuing the trick multiple times leaving Leo gurgling away happily.

Baby Leo crawls after his canine friend several times. He’s not yet big enough to catch the dog, but it’s clear he’s having a lot of fun.

Watch their adorable game in the video below and share it with your friends!

Here’s a sequel. Leo is a bit bigger and the two best buddies still love playing with each other.

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