Drax was no ordinary dog; he was a titan, a giant full of love and loyalty. His eyes shone with unusual intelligence, and his bond with the little baby of the house was beyond extraordinary. It was as if he understood the child’s language, as if he could feel his emotions and thoughts.

When first-time parents tried to teach their son how to roll, it was Drax who took the lead. With surprising grace for his size, he would drop to the ground and show the baby how to do it, his eyes animated and his tail wagging.

As the baby grew, Drax became his shadow. They jumped together, played together, and even slept together. The house resounded with their giggling and barking, a symphony of happiness and mutual love.

Drax reached his full size by the time the baby was one year old, but that didn’t change his perception of himself. Although he was a giant, he always looked like a lapdog. He would curl up on the sofa next to the boy, and they would both look out at the world with eyes full of wonder.

On his birthday, the boy received a special gift: a pool of plastic balls. Drax and the boy spent hours there, immersed in laughter and games. The balls were destroyed, but what grew was something more enduring: a friendship that was stronger than any known bond between man and dog.

The years passed, and the connection between Drax and the boy only grew stronger. Through each stage, each challenge and each triumph, they were there for each other, inseparable and unbreakable.

The story of Drax and the boy is not simply a story of a boy and his dog; It is a story of love, loyalty and understanding. It is a reminder that sometimes the strongest bonds are not found in our similarities, but in our commitment to understand and love without conditions.

And although Drax is no longer a puppy, in his heart he will always be that little lapdog who once taught a boy to roll over, and who learned, in turn, that true greatness is found in the smallest and simplest acts. of love and friendship.