Owner Shares Adorable Video of Golden Retriever Rocking a Baby
Video: Owner finds 'reliable child care' in Golden Retriever
A dog owner found reliable child care in her Golden Retriever, sharing a video of the pup being a perfect angel with her baby. It's no secret that our fur babies are brilliant at nursing and protecting their loved ones. From nurturing kids to entertaining them, they can do it all.
However, Ellie took it up a notch with her human sibling, showing why they're the best at what they do. Her mom documented the adorable moment and shared it on Instagram in a post that has since gone viral, amassing millions of views, likes, and reactions.
The video showed the Golden Retriever rocking her baby brother's nursery chair like it was no big deal for her. She stood behind the rocker and moved it up and down using one of her paws, while the baby appeared relaxed and fidgeted with his tiny fingers.
The little one was strapped into the rocking glider, and the pup also ensured utmost safety, being as gentle as possible with the movements. In the meantime, Ellie's owner captured the heartwarming moment as she chuckled at the scene.
The Golden's video proved that she truly enjoyed her new job — her smile said it all. One commenter pointed out the same, exclaiming, 'She's smiling!! She really likes her job!' Meanwhile, another individual hilariously demanded a 'salary increase' for the dog, as a user believed the Instagram Reel confirmed that Ellie is indeed human. Several others compared her to the pup, Nana, from Peter Pan.
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