Thomas McCormack was sitting on his train when his pup, Paddy, just came and sat down next to him.
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"I was just on my way to work and went to the train station," he told the Kirkintilloch Herald. "I jumped on the train and the next thing I know Paddy comes in and sits on the seat next to me. I was shocked. He just looked at me as if he was saying 'Where are you going?'"
McCormack and Paddy reenacted his journey in a video for SWNS.
The pup apparently had used a trampoline to hurl himself over a fence, and then tracked his owner all the way to his train car.
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