In the age of social media, everyone has an opportunity to have a platform and scale their influence. This incredible phenomenon is unlike any other as it not only leveled the playing field for people from all backgrounds but also paved the way for other cute and cuddly creatures to gain a massive following. In fact, two adorable pets are taking the online space by storm with their charming personalities and fun antics – Ollie and Bozo.
They are a Maltese and Shichon duo owned by Prachi Tyagi and Aahana Tyagi. Being first-time dog owners, the doting mother-daughter tandem had become smitten with the latest additions to their family. As such, they came up with the brilliant idea to chronicle the adventures and activities of their beloved pups.
Most of their content is food related, as they love having Ollie and Bozo try new dishes. Prachi is incredibly passionate about providing the dogs with homemade food instead of store-bought packaged ones. The inspiring woman hopes to share this enthusiasm with followers, which is why she publishes new recipes at least twice a month.
As she perfectly explained, “We just want to spread a message to all the dog lovers that our Fur babies can’t speak or talk, but it doesn’t mean they don’t have emotions, and we need to understand their needs, especially when it comes to food. We always try new food recipes and would love our viewers to try the same.”
On top of that, Aahana loves to capture funny moments of their fur babies and post them on their social media channels. Because of their amusing videos, Ollie and Bozo have amassed a combined view count of more than one million on YouTube alone. This is a monumental accomplishment, given that they have only been doing this for a year.
Aside from providing entertainment, what truly makes the family stand out is their advocacy for the welfare of dogs. Unlike other channels that are using their pets for income, the Tyagi’s treat Ollie and Bozo like actual family members and make them feel that they are as valued and loved as their children.
As such, they want to use their influence to connect with other dog or pet owners and create a solid community. Most importantly, they aim to spread awareness and help animals in need. “Since we are a dog-loving family and we know it becomes quite challenging, especially for the first-time dog owners, to get used to dogs, their needs, and the kind of love they need, and we try to publish all these aspects in our videos. Our mission is whatever money we earn through social media, or any other platform will be given as a donation to all animal shelters,” they meaningfully shared.
Moving forward, Prachi, Aahana, and the rest of the Tyagi family remain steadfast in their commitment to putting a spotlight on pets and their needs. But above all, they intend to continue making fun and lasting memories with Ollie and Bozo that they can share with audiences.
