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Dogs definitely have their favorite people even if they don\u2019t get to see them very often. For an American Bully named Lulu, one of those special people is her grandma. Lulu recently tagged along with her mom to pick Grandma up from the airport, and the moment she spotted her, she absolutely lost it in the cutest way possible!<\/p>\n
Watch as Lulu greets Grandma with nonstop kisses and the biggest, happiest cuddles. We honestly can\u2019t tell who\u2019s more excited, Lulu or Grandma, because the love and joy of being reunited is written all over both of their faces!<\/p>\n
Lulu’s mom<\/a> said that it’s always so much fun to pick up Grandma, and we could all tell. We have a feeling she’s not going to leave her grandma’s side during her visit!<\/p>\n Related: Dog Mom Has Cutest Way of Showing How Big Her American Bully Is<\/strong><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc36<\/a>SIGN UP to get \u201cpawsitivity\u201d delivered right to your inbox with inspiring & entertaining stories about our furry & feathered friends<\/strong><\/a>\ud83d\udc3e\ud83d\udc3e<\/a><\/p>\n Viewers left nearly 2,000 comments about Lulu’s excitement, and some of them really made us smile. @Viridiana pointed out, “Such a grandma\u2019s girl!” @Kyle Perkins made us laugh when he joked, “So nice of you to let grandma\u2019s dog live with you.”<\/p>\n @Lemonhead got more than 36,000 likes when they shared, “Her face the moment you said Gramma!!!” @esteef13 agreed, “The first bark and stare was ‘Don\u2019t be playing with me!’ LOL!” @KristenKay added, “I love how grandma sat in the back with her grandpup!”<\/p>\n Commenter @dose0fsarahtonin pointed out, “She picked up the toy cause she couldn\u2019t handle the excitement!” Our dog does the same thing!<\/p>\n Just how long can dogs remember people that they don’t see on a regular basis? According to The Dog People<\/a>, they can remember for their whole lives, “Dogs\u2019 short-term memory is fleeting, and their long-term memory is a web of associations rather than a movie-like memory.”<\/p>\n Dr. Joel Ehrenzweig, a veterinarian and geriatric memory and aging researcher at Veterinary Health Research Centers, explains that dogs remember us by scent more than by anything else. “Dog\u2019s\u00a0sense of smell\u00a0is phenomenal,\u201d Ehrenzweig explains. \u201cIt\u2019s their strongest memory trigger.\u201d Additionally, dogs might also\u00a0recognize the faces of other dogs and people, but it likely holds less weight in their memory compared to other things, like the sound of your voice.”<\/p>\n It’s clear that Lulu recognized her Grandma the instant she saw her and wasted no time giving her the best \u201cwelcome back\u201d ever. Moments like these remind us just how deep our pets\u2019 love runs, and how lucky we are to be their favorite humans.<\/p>\n This story was originally reported by PetHelpful<\/a> on Nov 18, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News<\/a> section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.<\/a><\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\nCommenters’ Sweet Reactions to Lulu’s Excitement Over Seeing Grandma<\/h2>\n