The next time I’m sick, I hope I have a nurse as good as this one. One woman was very lucky that her Golden Retriever was with her when she wasn’t feeling well recently. The puppy was such a good nurse! Little Scottie knew exactly how to make his mama feel better and it was so stinkin’ cute.
There’s just something about a fluffy puppy that really can cure all, isn’t there? All the woman needed was the Golden Retriever by her side and she was going to make a full recovery.
Scottie is ready to nurse his mom back to health. The Golden Retriever puppy was the perfect aid to his mom who was sick in bed. I’m sure that if he could’ve reached, he would have made her some soup on the stove.
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The little guy was taking it all in in the clip his mama shared. “Mommy’s not feeling good,” she told the little guy. “Can you be nice to your mommy cause she’s not feeling good?” she asked.
Yes, of course! Like the good boy he is, the Golden puppy plopped down at her feet. He would help her by keeping her company. It was the best help ever!
“My sweet boy taking care of me,” the woman praised in the video’s caption.
Everyone online thought Scottie was the goodest boy ever.
“Did you find the secret on how to keep them this size?” joked one person.
“He says ‘here mom I’ll make you feel better,’” someone else teased.
“Awwww, hope you feel better!! Such a perfect boy taking care of his mom!” chimed in another commenter.
Golden Retriever Puppy Personalities
Scottie is definitely going to grow up to be a sweetheart. It’s in his DNA!
Golden Retrievers have great personalities; they’re loving, patient, gentle, and like to have fun. They are affectionate dogs that love to snuggle. They are good with strangers, as well as families with kids. In short, they’re the perfect pets!
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This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Feb 9, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.