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By Elena Rodriguez
Bosco’s favorite seat moves every time the family’s toddler does, and their older girl gets the same treatment.
“I thought I was adopting a dog…,” Bosco’s family admitted, before the punchline: they had really hired their toddler a security guard. Whether she sits on the bed, either couch or the recliner, Bosco settles in pressed against her, often with a front leg draped across her lap.
The toddler isn’t the only one who gets this treatment. Back in August, the family shared Bosco doing the same with their older girl, on the couch and at nap time, under the line “POV: you rescued a dog and now you’re never allowed to sit alone.”
Both girls, one couch (Instagram / @bosco.and.the.fam)
Sharing her pillow at nap time (Instagram / @bosco.and.the.fam)
Stretched across her lap (Instagram / @bosco.and.the.fam)
A front leg over her blanket (Instagram / @bosco.and.the.fam)
His family files it under “A full time job,” and Bosco works it lying down.
To keep up with Bosco and the girls, follow @bosco.and.the.fam on Instagram.