Puppies

Viewers were full of praise for the video, with one writing: "This is so important for their development."

"That discovery just ruined all his plans of mischief for the day!" said one user.

Skubie Mageza told Newsweek that his goldendoodle has loved her ever since "she took time out of her day to give him some pets."

Animal shelter employee Tia Torres said the incident left staff in tears.

"They certainly seem to be best buds," a volunteer told Newsweek. "They love to be together, but spend most of their time napping and laying around the house."

Several users swooned over the puppies discovered in the viral clip, with one writing, "They want to be loved so bad."

The dogs were discovered in a hoarding situation after the owner had abandoned the property.

"There's no telling how many puppies he's responsible for," said the shelter, which now has Dallas securely apprehended.

Harley's owner told Newsweek that they posted the video online as "many people don't realize how aware and smart dogs can be."

The pet owner got a pretty massive surprise a couple of weeks after adopting a rescue dog from a shelter in Texas.

Lindsey has been "petting" her big brother ever since she was a puppy, and he knows exactly what she wants.

Charli the Whipador's owner believes she's just showing off her toys but a pet behaviorist spotted something interesting.

Bogey the Beagle loved digging his paws into the sand but was a little scared of some of the other surprises the beach had to offer.

Luna appears to be taking her big sister duties very seriously after her canine sibling had a nightmare.

The viral TikTok clip has racked up over 5 million views, one user said: "I would steal both if I didn't get hurt they are so cute."

Poppy showed exactly what "the love of a big sister" is like as she waited several weeks to be able to play with the litter of puppies.

The 3-week old blue heeler puppy had plenty to say, much to the delight of those watching the clip online.

"You do have to keep in mind how big they are going to get when you allow them to do cute things as puppies," the dog's owner told Newsweek.

"We do not have an outbreak, but we are taking preventive action for the health and safety of our dog population," said a Memphis Animal Services spokesperson.

One viewer said the clip was proof that "motherhood is exhausting no matter who or what you are."

Barkley the golden retriever quickly came up with an ingenious way to escape the pen that was supposed to contain him while his owner works.

"Rosie is so special and we are so lucky that we get to be her parents," the puppy's owner told Newsweek. "She brings smiles to everyone's faces."

"Caring for these extra-fragile puppies can cost around $1,000 per puppy," an animal shelter CEO told Newsweek.

Several TikTok users were amused and impressed by the puppy in the viral video, with one writing: "Self-reliant and independent, now that's a go getter."

"The look in her big green eyes and waggling tail give it all away as she tries to play innocent," Nyla's owner told Newsweek.

"She knew her babies would be loved and safe," one user wrote, as another added: "Wasn't ready for my heart to shatter at 8 am."

The young pup's destructive tendencies prompted many fellow dog owners to offer the same two words of advice, "crate training".

"I love them! So cute, miss when my puppers was that tiny," wrote one TikToker.

"That means she's teaching them. They are adorable," commented one user on TikTok.

"She kept giving us a look of 'How could you do this to me?'" the disgruntled Labrador's owner told Newsweek.