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Kaan's owner explained to Newsweek that protecting the livestock "is his purpose and what he was bred for," so he takes the job incredibly seriously.

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"Hopefully you checked to see if those pallets were free before you took them," wrote a user under the video with over 450,000 views.

The homeowner said his reaction to the incident was "first shock then it made me laugh."

"I also get sad when the ups driver doesn't bring me packages," one user wrote under the video with over 1.4 million views.

"I feel that at my age and with my health, I don't need this kind of treatment."

One TikTok user said: "Just crying over here because they are so happy."

Owner and gardener Ross Lee told Newsweek that, before transforming the backyard, "I was previously homeless for 10 years, sofa-surfing in and out of hostels."

"One of mine has pituitary dwarfism, so she's completely in proportion, she just stopped growing at 6 months, she's 8 now!" one viewer wrote under the video.

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After losing the toy 35 years ago, the California man was stunned to see Emperor Palpatine staring back at him from the dirt.

Paulina Machaj told Newsweek she's used artificial intelligence to generate design ideas and gain inspiration for what her courtyard garden could look like.

A woman tries to plant a tree in her garden as her two pugs, Patty and Jojo, keep getting get in her way.

"Doggie play dates needed ASAP," one user said.

The "self-taught" furniture maker told Newsweek she's been doing DIY projects since 2018 after she and her husband purchased their first home.

"I've known about them for years but I found a lot of them that day," photographer Josh Coogler told Newsweek.

"The way he said 'yup' by nodding his head," one user wrote, while another posted: "That's a puppy spa and they will lawyer up if you touch it."

A clip appearing to show a canine riding a lawn mower around their owner's garden has garnered millions of views online.

The homeowner has been accused of making a "drama" out of what was an accident, and one that the neighbors admitted to.

"I feel violated and unsafe in my own backyard. In fact, have not used my backyard since."

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"[They] said they had a brown snake problem, which we get a lot, but this turned out a little different," according to the snake catchers.

"You knew you wouldn't get what you wanted," one user said.

The home's location and position make it particularly vulnerable to these dangerous trespassers.

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"He's gorgeous. His tall legs and his walk make him look like a distinguished horse," one user said.

One viewer of the viral clip was moved so far as to describe it as "the best day ever."

"Wow what an amazing mum! The things mothers do for us." a TikToker wrote, after a video posted of the beautiful floral display went viral.