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A video of the moment that a rescue dog nudges his sibling's ashes has gone viral, with almost 200,000 people watching the clip.
The footage, shared by @pittymomtoeli to TikTok, shows Eli the pit bull lying next to his sister Aubrey's ashes and photo.
The caption reads: "When your baby boy misses his sister so lays by her ashes and picture," with Eli nudging Aubrey's ashes with his nose. You can watch it here.

The results from a Mourning Dog questionnaire said that several negative behavioral changes are commonly reported in the surviving dog after the death of the other.
The survey was completed by 426 adults who had owned at least two dogs, one of whom died while the other was still alive.
Two-thirds of dogs began seeking attention more, while 57 percent started playing less. Almost half of the dogs' level of activity reduced (46 percent), and 35 percent started sleeping for longer periods.
The results also found that 32 percent of dogs were eating less while mourning, and 30 percent of respondents said that their dog's vocalization increased.
Adrienne Farricelli, a US-based certified dog trainer and former veterinarian assistant, has shared 10 tips for those who want to help their grieving dog.
- Avoid acting overly emotional in front of your pet.
- Remind yourself to take care of them.
- Maintain their routine.
- Keep them occupied.
- Spend more time outdoors.
- Spoil them.
- Comfort them as needed.
- Minimize their alone time.
- Invest in calming aids.
- Give them time to grieve.
More than 1,000 TikTokers have commented on the video, many of whom sent their condolences. One poster wrote: "Aww, sweet baby boy, I am so sorry," while another commented: "Dogs are so smart, they know, they can sense all that stuff."
Another TikToker wrote: "A 50-year-old man should not be tearing up this much sitting on the toilet at work and yet here I am."
Another commented: "I'm crying to this video. It's not fair to see this I feel for this doggie so much."
You can read about the importance of your dog's mental health and learn more about how the seasons may affect its mood.
Newsweek reached out to @pittymomtoeli for comment. We could not verify the details of the case.
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