Driving the route with his pet, Sitp driver managed to keep calm by petting him at every point

That a dog is man’s best friend, a phrase popularized by the American poet Ogden Nash, but recorded since Frederick II. The Great of Prussia welcomed religious tolerance, it is increasingly evident from the relationship of some people to their pets.

Their bonds and daily activities, in which they somehow managed to fit in, are recorded by several caregivers on social networks.but there are also those who inadvertently find themselves in the lens of those who admire their relationship with pets.

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This is the case of the Sitp driver and his dog, who kept him company on a trip through Bogotá in September in exchange for a few cuddles.

The animal, far from causing the passengers’ impatience, enriched their journey with the calm and tame behavior it displayed under the care of its owner.which in every place seized the opportunity and indulged him.

“Ways to de-stress while driving, I think”, “And it’s there, no matter what happens, always faithful”, “Mutual benefit. Driver relieves stress by having his furry friend with him, “Great service”, “A bus with a dog inside is a safe bus”, “This man should be employee of the year”, “Take your day” a pet to work should be year-round,” read some of the reactions to the video’s posting on social media.

The relationship between Huger Herrera, a driver of Bogota’s Integrated Public Transport System (Sitp), and Lulu, his emotional support dog, captured the affection of the citizens. CityTv. The story has its roots in an unexpected encounter four years ago, when Huger found a puppy, just a month old, abandoned on one of the system’s buses. “They left her on the road,” said Huger, who decided to adopt her and give her a home.

Since then, Lulú has become not only a pet, but also an essential source of emotional support for Huger, who faced the painful death of his wife and daughter in a car accident. “Since she came into my life, she has fulfilled all the needs of these loved ones. “Sometimes I have a crisis and she’s the one who takes me out of the house,” said the driver, emphasizing the crucial role the Creole dog played in his recovery.

Lulú not only accompanies Huger at home, but also assists him during his workday at Sitpo, becoming a familiar presence to regular travelers. Users of the system highlight how the dog has positively influenced the public transport experience and how it has helped to improve the environment on the bus. “I love small animals and I don’t think people get angry when they find them on a bus; I agree that animals can go in transport and even more so if they are accompanied,” the user stated.

Lulú’s behavior goes beyond simple company. The dog even helped Huger with work situations, such as discouraging those trying to avoid paying for the service. “Someone blows the turnstile and she’s mad, mad and barking at him,” Huger said, showing the unique connection that exists between the two.

The story of Huger and Lulú highlights not only the ability of animals to provide emotional support, but also how they can be an active part of the urban environment. In a challenging context like the Colombian capital, the bond between Huger and Lulu was an example of overcoming and how the support of an animal can be the key to dealing with adverse situations.

“She is a dog that God sent me to fulfill the role of a daughter, because I had fun giving her a bottle, she began to adapt to me and now we are inseparable,” concluded Huger, underscoring the importance of Lulu in her. the process of recovery from the personal tragedy he faced.