California Dog With A Difficult Past Became So Attached To Her New Mom That Their Evenings Took An Unexpected Turn

An Adorable Obsession

It didn’t take long for Daisy to realize she was finally safe.
In fact, the grateful rescue dog became completely obsessed with her new mom, following her everywhere and mirroring her actions.
Their bond grew so strong that Tara and her mom decided it only made sense to alter the dog’s entire nightly schedule.
They wanted Daisy to feel included in every single part of the evening wind-down.
Starting The Spa Night

Every perfect evening routine has to start with a clean slate.
For Daisy, the nightly ritual begins with her mom gently placing the dog’s favorite headband over her ears.
With her fur pulled back just like a human getting ready for skincare, Daisy sits patiently.
Her mom carefully wipes her eyes and face, making sure the pup is completely clean and comfortable.
Teeth And Skincare

Dental hygiene is just as important for a pampered pup as it is for her humans.
Daisy gets her pearly whites scrubbed with a special little doggy toothbrush, showing off what her family calls her “nice teeth.”
But the pampering doesn’t stop there.
Because Daisy has struggled with dry skin, her mom gently applies a soothing treatment, rubbing it in to make her feel good and relaxed.
Dressing For Dreamland

Once the spa portion of the evening is complete, it’s time to get dressed for bed.
“Next up is pajama time!” her mom announces happily.
She carefully helps Daisy step into her cozy doggy jammies.
The sweet pup knows exactly what this means, settling down as soon as the pajamas are on.
Reading Together Before Lights Out

The final step of the routine is the quietest and most heartwarming of all.
After her mom finishes brushing her own teeth, she climbs into bed with her tablet to read.
Daisy is right there beside her, tucked into the blankets and seemingly reading along with her favorite person in the world.
With a gentle “Good night, Daisy,” it’s finally lights out for the pampered pup—until morning, when they get to do it all over again.