“The same way they feed off of each other’s excitement, they also fed off of each other’s growing comfort,” Brinton explained. “They settled in together, and figured out the new routine like a team. It was perfect, and I think it was a much easier transition for each of them because of the company of the other.”

It’s been seven years since they were adopted, and their love is still going strong.  Whether it comes to playing, lazing about, or snoozing in their Kentucky home, these two do it together.

“They’re buddies forever.  Anytime they’re settling in together, Lucy will give Sully a couple of licks on his forehead and he just looks like he’s so pleased.”

The only time they aren’t connected at the tail is when they go to the dog park and Sully wants to run around.  But even then, they aren’t apart for more than a couple of minutes at a time.

“When he’s roaming around the dog park, Sully will come back and check on Lucy every couple of minutes or so,” Brinton said. “He says hi, walks with her for a bit, and then he’s off again. She doesn’t seem to mind.”

Bonus Video:

Recently, Lucy got out and went missing.  Fortunately she wasn’t gone too long, and funnily enough, she walked herself right to the shelter!  Stranger than that, however, was the fact that Sully hadn’t tagged along with her!  So apparently they don’t quite do everything together.