Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Cries on FaceTime to Tell College Sister He Misses Her

A sweet Greater Swiss Mountain Dog sheds tears during a FaceTime call with his college sister, whom he misses so much.

On September 10, 2024, TikTok user Moose and Mango (@moose.and.mango) shared a video that's got people shedding real tears. Take a look!

In a quick 40-second video , we meet Moose, a beautiful Greater Swiss Mountain Dog who is all in his feels right now.

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The video's text reads, "Moose misses his sister, who's away at college, and he tells her. "

In the clip, we're looking at a computer screen with FaceTime open. On the other side of the call is Moose, who looks really sad.

"Moosey, do you miss me? Do you miss me," the older sister says. And Moose answers her question every time with a sad whimper whine.

"I miss you," his sister tells him. "I know, I know," she tells Moose after each whimper.

"Moose! I'm going to be home soon," his sister tells him.

It's clear that these two have a really sweet bond. Seeing how sad Moose is that his human isn't close by, at least they can see and speak to each other on FaceTime, right?

In the comment section, people expressed their feelings, too.

One wrote, "Go home now."

Another shared, "This is the saddest thing."

Someone else explained, "I’m actually crying 'cause I miss my dogs."

One joked, "If you don’t go back, I might cry."

Another commenter admitted, "I miss my dog."

One wrote, "It just goes to show how aware dogs are and really how loving they are to their family. I called out after watching this so I could snuggle all day."

Facts About the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog

According to the American Kennel Club , Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs are "faithful, family-oriented, and dependable," which would totally fit Moose.

These dogs are part of the "working group" so they're not afraid of a little labor, and they grow to weigh up to 140 pounds and up to 28.5 inches in height.

These pups are pretty open and calm around strangers and have a good ability to adapt to life as it comes and goes. They're pretty playful too which is a fun mis with their working dog nature.

The club has given the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog the highest score for being "lovey-dovey" and for being "good with children."

"Big, powerful, and built for hard work, the Bernese Mountain Dog is also strikingly beautiful and blessed with a sweet, affectionate nature," the American Kennel Club adds.