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Super Fluffy Golden Retriever Lives With So Many Animals That He’s Confused If He’s A Dog!

Just because you are tiny, does not mean that you cannot be friends with beings fifty times your size, right? Well, that is not a hypothesis, but a universal truth, people! And, this time we have an exceptionally lovely evidence for your eyes!


This is a story of a golden retriever who was chosen by destiny to be the Gulliver among eight tiny beings. Unlike Gulliver, this golden retriever believes that he is one among the brotherhood of tiny beings! That is where this unusual friendship story starts!

When there are seven little birds and hamster flying and running around you at Godspeed, it does not take much for the head to start exploring lunacy!
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Eureka! Eureka! I love rolling like that, Bro. I think I’m one of you! Wait, really? That’s an epiphany…I might be a hamster too.
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“This Burger is pure awesome. If you are a parakeet, your soul will soon start telling you to talk to it!
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They take turns to guard their lovely fur ball pet …
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“After this, Mount Everest is a piece of cake for me!”
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… and that is the Secret Key to survival – just show you are dead!
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Sleepovers are not always filled with sleep, because …they talk late into the night, sing the next morning and then, nap for five minutes before starting out all over again!
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This is attendance time, because next is …
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Family Photo Time!
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This is amazing, isn’t it? See how much love these friends have for each other! Share this special gang of friends with your friends too!

[h/t Boredom Therapy]
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