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Adorable Video Of German Shepherds Welcoming Newborn Chicks Into The World


Watch the German Shepherds watching over the newborn goslings
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A video of two German Shepherds greeting cute newborn chicks is the cutest thing on the Internet.

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German Shepherds named Thorin and Charon welcomed the chicks into the world one day after being hatched by licking and sniffing them.

The adorable video shows the two German Shepherds named Thorin and Charon greeting the newborn chicks and taking care of them like their own babies.

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The video was shared online by Rumble on its YouTube channel with the caption: ‘One day after hatching, these two German Shepherds greet the cute chicks with great interest.’

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One user wrote: ‘Smart Dogs. There’s more meat if you let them grow up first’ while another added: ‘before we get down to business, how much does this babysitting pay?’

One user said: ‘Awww, such sweethearts!❤ Big bros ?’ while another wrote: ‘So wonderful AND color coordinated!’

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While there were some who said that they were not greeting the babies. In fact, they were trying to eat them.

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One user said: ‘Are the dogs really watching them?? Or tasting them for their next appetizers??’

Another said: ‘Dog trying to sample the scrumptious cuisine’ while one user wrote: ‘They look like they harass them’.

One joked: ‘Watch over are you sure? He tried to eat them I think, he didn’t do it just because his owner was here ?’.

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One claimed: ‘They’re not gentle with them’ while another added: ‘Them dogs are like the rest of us. Look after the cute chicks and later on have a bit of chicken for dinner.’

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One user joked: ‘The dogs are like: boy these things sure are noisy. How you turn these things off? Where’s the off button?’

Well, we don’t agree that they are trying to eat them. Dogs are very protective, loving and caring.

They are treating them gently as their own babies.

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