Video of country star singing a lullaby to his dog goes viral

By Rebelander Basilan

Sep 17, 2018

04:09 A.M.

Country music singer Brett Eldredge shared an adorable video of him singing a lullaby to his 2-year-old dog, Edgar Boogie, which quickly went viral.

In his Instagram post on August 27, Eldredge, 32, can be seen singing "Over the Rainbow" for Edgar. The puppy loves it so much that his eyes start to droop as he falls asleep.

Somewhere over the rainbow it’s #nationaldogday ! Sing your pup a lullaby"

captioned the singer, who has had three number one singles on the Billboard Country Airplay chart from his debut studio album, "Bring You Back." Along with the hashtag "national dog day," Eldredge added a dog emoji.

Since the video was posted, it has been viewed more than 271,000 times. A lot of netizens also added their thoughts via comments.

"Any man who sings to his dog is a great man in my book," wrote one Instagram user. Another added, "I used to sing this to my dog too. Hug him extra tight."

"Dogs truly are mans best friend! So great..." a fan commented.

According to Rare Country, the singer is the "most dedicated dog dad, and the love he has for his dog is evident when one scrolls through his timeline."

On July 13, Eldredge posted a photo of himself and Edgar. He wrote:

"[Two] years ago today, this lil fella [Edgar Boogie] came into my life. He was covered in fleas, so I gave him a bath. He was scared to death. He cried all night for several nights next to my bed... We quickly bonded in such an amazing way and he became my partner in crime..."

The "Beat of the Music" singer added, "Though I swore I’d never say it, I guess it’s true, I’m a dog dad, and I’m so happy I get to have this guy along for this crazy ride."

By late 2010, Eldredge shot to fame when he signed with Atlanta Records. His first single, "Raymond," debuted at number 52 on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and reached a peak of number 23. Since then, he has released four studio albums and nine hit singles.

On October 29, 2010, Eldredge performed on the Grand Ole Opry. He was introduced to the stage by Bill Anderson, as reported by Country Standard Time. He said:

"I have one goal - to be a member of the Grand Ole Opry. To me, that is the highest honor you can be awarded as a country music singer. So, given the opportunity to perform for the first time ever on the Grand Ole Opry stage is truly a dream come true."

In 2014, Eldredge won four awards - ASCAP Country Music Awards, BMI Country Awards, Country Music Association Awards, and American Country Countdown Awards.