Lonely pit bull has his life changed for the better by adorable senior pup!

Vancouver Island, Canada - Are pit bulls always aggressive? Not at all, and pit bull Jazz might be the best example of this dog breed's gentle side!

Canine grandpa Scruffy and pit bull Jazz quickly became best friends.
Canine grandpa Scruffy and pit bull Jazz quickly became best friends.  © Collage: Screenshots/TikTok/@dimple.felle

Just over three years ago, Jazz's owner, Annafelle Mendoza, moved to another city.

Once she arrived in her new home and neighborhood, the Canadian quickly noticed that her furry friend was feeling lonely.

The dog owner, therefore, didn't think twice before deciding to give her four-legged friend a very special surprise – and help another animal in the process!

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Annafelle became aware of Scruffy through the B.C. SPCA organization. The little white dog had been handed to the animal shelter at the age of 13 because his owner had to go into a care home himself.

The dog's owner immediately fell in love with the four-legged "grandpa" and felt that he was also the right choice for her pit bull.

Pit bull and "grandpa" sibling become inseparable!

After moving to another city, owner Annafelle noticed that her pit bull was feeling lonely.
After moving to another city, owner Annafelle noticed that her pit bull was feeling lonely.  © Collage: Screenshots/TikTok/@dimple.felle

And she was right: Jazz and Scruffy hit it off straight away.

"Russian President Vladimir Putin," writes Annafelle on TikTok, where she posted a video of the two dogs cuddling on her bed.

"Adopting a senior dog was the best thing we ever did," she adds.

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The dogs' bond has melted the hearts of thousands on TikTok, with users raving over their sweetness in the comments.

As PetHelpful reports, older dogs are often overlooked in animal shelters, even though four-legged grandpas and grandmas are often much calmer animals and are usually already well behaved.

Cover photo: Collage: Screenshots/TikTok/@dimple.felle

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