Grown up together: Dogs and their owners at the beginning of friendship and after many years

Growing up with a dog is wonderful, especially when the friendship of a person and a dog lasts all of childhood, adolescence and part of adult life. These four-legged friends will never betray, they are always there: when you go to the first class, when for the first time you break your heart, when you apply for admission to university.

We have collected for you photos of pets and their owners at the very beginning of their relationship and now. Unfortunately, dogs do not live as long as we would like, and it is always a great pain to part with a friend who has been around for as long as you can remember. But this does not stop people from getting dogs, because you can not find a friend more sincere.

"15 years later, still best friends."

"True love, 13 years later."

"11 years is a big difference."

"Me and my dog, 1998 and 2012".

"Vitalius and Rex seven years later."

The guy recreated the same photo with his dog 15 years later to say goodbye.

"Three years of friendship".

"Best friends since 1997".

"This is Brandi and me on her first birthday and 14 years later when she turned 15."

"The day we were given a puppy, and 11 years later."

"13 years with the best dog a child can have."

"Me and my dog Midas after ten years together."

"The first 9 months together."

"My best friend for the last 15 years."

"My 15-year friendship! Meet Monty."

"Companion and friend of my life, 2001 and 2014".

"Me and my best friend 10 years ago and now."

"My Weenie and I are 13 years apart."

"The day we said hello, and the day we said goodbye."

"Aaron and Skye, 14 years later."

"In the first photo, Dylan was about 14 months old and Kobe was about 9 weeks old. Now Dylan is 12 and Kobe is 11."

"Sasha and I then and now."

"My gift for my 16th birthday. I am now 31 years old."

"We've been with her for 13 years, not much has changed."

"15 years of friendship (and this is not the limit)".

"16 years later."

"The last thing left of my dog. Rest in peace, Chica."