Viral YouTube: dogs “meet again” after quarantine and their reaction generates tenderness on video | PHOTOS | NNDAL | Viral | Coronavirus | Viral Trends

The deadly advance of the pandemic caused by the coronavirus worldwide motivates national and local governments to take measures such as confining their populations in what we all call quarantine. This does not necessarily extend 40 days, but can be longer or shorter. But it almost always has a similar effect on populations: anguish, fear, feeling of insecurity, among others.

Already in a second level of the analysis we think that the inmates are not only people, but also their pets. In Peru – just to take an example – there is an authorization to take pets to relieve themselves. It is not an undetermined period of time nor is it authorized to take it to distant places. Well taken advantage of, this ‘permission’ has positive effects.

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When the quarantine ends, however, there are more licenses. A clear example of this occurred with Stefani Maryn’s pet from Hamilton, Ontario. A video uploaded to his TikTok but which has already gone viral on platforms such as YouTube, Instagram and Facebook shows the emotional reaction of his pet Samantha when he saw Baldur from afar (more than a block away).

As can be seen in the images, Samantha (of the labrador breed) moves without stopping until finally the meeting with her friend, a dog with black and white spots, is finalized.

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“Three years ago, when Samantha and I moved to Hamilton, Baldur was her first friend, she quickly became like her soul mate,” Stefani said in dialogue with Daily Mail.

Both dogs were used to seeing each other until the coronavirus pandemic motivated them to be confined with their owners.

“The great reception this video has had is beautiful. Although none of us expected such a great response, we are delighted that their reunion and friendship have brought and been identifiable in this difficult moment, “concluded the owner of Samantha.

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At the close of this note, 2.9 million people around the world had contracted the coronavirus. In addition, taking the Johns Hopkins University Source Center as a reference, 202,000 had contracted the virus worldwide.

Canada has 45,000 cases registered so far, while the United States could exceed one million in a matter of hours.

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