Heartwarming Transformations at JTBC's 'Dog Kindergarten': TXT's Huening Kai and Soobin Experience Joy Beyond Happiness
Heartwarming Transformations at JTBC's 'Dog Kindergarten': TXT's Huening Kai and Soobin Experience Joy Beyond Happiness
In the latest episode of JTBC's new variety show 'Dog Kindergarten,' hosts Jeon Hyun-moo, Kang So-ra, Jo Han-sun, Park Sun-young, and Ray, along with 'student teachers' Huening Kai and Soobin from Tomorrow X Together (TXT), were deeply moved by the transformations of the 'Dog Kindergarten' residents nestled in a 3,000-pyeong forest.

Aired on the 8th, the episode featured TXT's Huening Kai and Soobin as 'student teachers' at the 'Dog Kindergarten.' Known as the 'Puppy Faces' of TXT, Huening Kai and Soobin were tasked by 'Principal' Jeon Hyun-moo to care for the six 2-month-old puppies, 'Mudungi,' in the 'Special Care Class.'

The duo eagerly accepted the challenge, saying, “Leave it to us.” However, they were quickly overwhelmed by the puppies' condition, which included coprophagia. After a chaotic 'potty party,' Huening Kai and Soobin were exhausted, but the Mudungi puppies snuggled up to them, providing comfort. Huening Kai expressed, “It was a feeling I had never experienced before. It was beyond happiness.”
Heartwarming Transformations at JTBC's 'Dog Kindergarten': TXT's Huening Kai and Soobin Experience Joy Beyond Happiness
Heartwarming Transformations at JTBC's 'Dog Kindergarten': TXT's Huening Kai and Soobin Experience Joy Beyond Happiness
Meanwhile, Park Sun-young, the teacher of 'Lotto,' a former stray, visited the 'Large Dog Class' first thing in the morning. Concerned about Lotto's inability to relieve himself indoors due to his past as a stray, Park took him for an early morning walk, keeping the filming crew at a distance to ensure Lotto's comfort.

After much effort, Lotto finally succeeded in relieving himself, and Park Sun-young felt she had made a connection with him, saying, “It felt like I finally entered Lotto's heart. I have high hopes for what we can achieve together.” Lotto began to bond with other large dogs, Udo, Leo, and Kenny, marking a significant change from his previous aggression towards anyone other than his guardian and canine friends.

A special new student, 'Teto,' a Shetland Sheepdog born with congenital deafblindness, joined the 'Dog Kindergarten.' Teto's guardian hoped the experience would help him make new friends. 'Principal' Jeon Hyun-moo assigned 'IVE' Ray, the youngest and most open-minded teacher, to care for Teto without prejudice.

Ray immediately bonded with Teto through a 'nose kiss' and quickly learned to communicate with him using nose signals, reassuring Teto's guardian. In the 'Small and Medium Dog Class,' Ray and Teto explored the classroom, helping Teto acclimate to the new environment. Ray used treats to encourage positive associations with new friends, helping Teto lower his guard and adapt to his surroundings. Anticipation builds for Teto's growth at 'Dog Kindergarten.'

Reported by Tae Yuna, TenAsia youyou@tenasia.co.kr