When a cute, floppy puppy of two years old meets a 95-year-old, they become inseparable.

There is simply grass between a pair of neighbors’ homes in Mount Vernon; there is no fence or other obstruction. And the motivation behind their decision to “share” their yards is really priceless.

When KOMO News in Washington State heard about this tale, they traveled there to verify it. Brody the Saint Bernard initially greeted the group as they approached the street.

Brody, a two-year-old huge, floppy dog, is owned by David and Edie Mazzarella.

Brody appeared to just vanish the moment David brought the 12-week-old dog home, Dave informed the television team.

He said, “I had just given him a bath, and I went inside and he was gone.

As they searched the house and couldn’t find the dog, they realized Brody had left the property and gone to the home of their 93-year-old neighbor, Sally Reenhorn.

“I circled the area, and sure enough, she was there. Without me, they had had their first meeting.

Sally, who is unmarried, recalls the first time Brody visited her home.

“There was a nice small dog sleeping by my sliding doors. and small. It was Brody, and he stayed there!

Sally improvised because she didn’t have any sweets to give the kind and inquisitive youngster.

“Well, maybe he wants some old bread, I reasoned. He also adored it! You won’t believe it, but he still won’t eat dog food from me! All he wants is bread from me!

Brody has been a frequent visitor to Sally’s home ever since the day he sneaked over, sometimes dropping by three or four times a day.

When Dave noticed how fast Brody and Sally grew close, he knew he had to post pictures of their adorable romance on Instagram. He started to record many videos of the two acting naturally.

Brody occasionally accompanies Sally when she waters the plants in the yard. Other times, Brody will just stand in front of Sally’s window with his large, ancient paws until she notices him.

Unfortunately, Sally suffered a heart attack, and her family decided it was time to transfer her to a senior care home.

Brody has been sorely missing his mate, even though Sally is doing well and finding new acquaintances at the institution. He continues to rush over to Sally’s house and press his enormous paws on her window four months after she moved out in the hopes that she will show up.

“He felt down. He didn’t know where Sally had gone and was searching for her,” Edie explains.

Dave claims, “He didn’t know any different.” He just went there every day, but since there were no longer any goodies, he would just sit there and doze off on the porch. Thus, I would have to contact him or pull him back.

David knew Brody had to visit Sally after witnessing his dog lament the death of his pal. So he took the enormous dog to the nursing home for a visit!

The hospital is only a short three miles away, and as soon as Brody and Sally were reunited, all was well with the world once more!

“Are you staying with me today?” The birds are you hearing? Brody, do you hear the birds? Oh, Brrrrrrrody. Sally rolled her Rs as she spoke with a Dutch accent.

At of that point, the matter was resolved. When Brody began to frequent the care facility, their relationship would only strengthen.

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