Dogs display remarkable loyalty and a lasting memory for their loved ones, even when separated for extended periods. This was demonstrated by a deaf and visually impaired dog named Bitsy, who managed to recognize her Grandpa after a year apart. Bitsy became a part of Hayden Kristal’s family five years ago, despite initial concerns from Kristal’s dad, Steve, who worried about the well-being of a 5-week-old dog with such disabilities. However, any doubts were dispelled when Steve met the spirited and energetic dog.
Kristal recalls that Bitsy had always been fiercely independent. On the very first day she was brought home, she made a determined dash to her food dish, crawled into it, and began eating. Bitsy, it seemed, was anything but helpless.
According to Kristal, Bitsy’s life has been far from ordinary. She and her mom have traveled extensively throughout the country, engaging in activities like hiking, canoeing, riding the subway, and even skateboarding together. Bitsy’s adventurous spirit knows no bounds.
Bitsy’s charm doesn’t end there. She is described as the sweetest, most friendly, loving, and loyal dog in the world by Kristal. Her bond with Steve, her dad, was particularly strong, and they cherished their time together whenever they could hang out.
However, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent restrictions brought life to a grinding halt for Bitsy and her mom. The most challenging part of this disruption was being separated from the family, including Kristal’s dad. After an agonizing year apart, the heartwarming reunion between Bitsy and her Grandpa finally took plac