"He truly does do it for them because look how fast he runs back, that poor baby does not want to be out in the cold," one user commented.

"I have never, in 17 years, seen my son voluntarily try or even want to interact with a dog," said his mom, who shared the profound moment online.

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There is a local preschool, and these young children use the park daily. A local middle school also uses the park for outdoor recess and recreation. My 2-year-old son was bitten by a dog at the park.

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my kids – they saw me weak,” he said. “That moment was probably the weakest point I’ve ever felt in my life. The moments I was by myself, I was struggling, dog. Struggling. “And one ...