When it comes to party fouls, spoiling the wedding is at the top of the list, followed by distracting the bride. Caramelo de Jesus is guilty of both. But again, he is a lovely dog.
On July 2, Tamiris Muzini and Douglas Robert became husband and wife in the city of Vila Velha on the southeastern coast of Brazil. One of the many stray dogs in the country — As of 2020, the non-profit World Animal Protection estimates he has 20 million — , but of 150 guests he is 1 I walked into the church as if I were a person.
"Before the ceremony began, [the dog] entered the church and went upstairs to meet the groom and guests," his interior designer Muzini told The Post. told to
The dog then went back downstairs and was lying just outside the church door.
"He stayed there waiting for me to come in," he added Muzini. As the crowd turned to see her walking down the aisle, they were fascinated to see the dog doing the same.
He saw Mujini exchange vows with firefighter Robert and run to them as they walked out the door — jumped up to take a picture with the couple. }
He asked: "Take me home. Take him with you, Mujini told TheDodo.com.
So they officially made the dog part of their family.His name came up easily.
"Everyone started calling him Caramelo. That's it," Muzini told the Post.
A candy-inspired name would have been perfect for the puppy's warm butterscotch hue, but Muzini and his Robert decided to make his full name his Caramelo de Jesus. I decided. It was surreal and inexplicable," she said.
"He marked an important day in our history. He was part of our big moment and captivated us with his charisma," she said. He added:
It's only been about a month sinceCaramelo de Jesus, who currently boasts over 16,000 followers onInstagram, moved in with the newlyweds. , they admit to being in love with him.
"During this month of his life, we had several adventures with him," he said Muzini. "Every day is a different surprise."
Caramelo is also a bit of a villain. "Peeing in the kitchen one day, riding on top of the car another day, stealing his grandma's bread and running away," added Mujini.
"But every day when we go out , he's grieving. To work. When we come back, he welcomes us with jumps, hugs and kisses," she said. , she added that the dog is preparing to become a mother.
"He seems like a naughty child, but he is also very quiet and affectionate. He always fills us with so much love."
