Video: Golden Retriever Wants in on Owner's Morning Routine & the Results Are Adorable
Golden Retriever is enthusiastic about his 'morning routine' done in cute video
A heartwarming video on Instagram showed a Golden Retriever dog named Bruce wanting to be included in his human parent's morning routine. The clip is currently winning hearts on the internet. In the caption of the post, the pet parent asked the viewers, 'Do you feel bonita?' referring to how the canine looked 'bonita,' which means pretty or beautiful in Spanish, while doing the morning beauty routine.
The Instagram video started with the Golden Retriever approaching his owner happily in the morning. Bruce had an enthusiastic expression on his face. Soon, the furry baby put his adorable paws on the pet parent's dressing table, indicating he was all set for his beauty ritual.
The owner then decided to involve Bruce in their morning routine and went on to place a cute pink headband on his head. The paw parent also used their brow gel brush to gently brush through the dog's furry face. The Golden boy looked adorable throughout the morning routine. In the meantime, the on-screen text in the clip read, 'Including my dog in my morning routine because he's just trying to feel bonita too.'
Netizens have been expressing their thoughts on the Instagram video in the comment section. One person called the Golden Retriever 'Just gorgeous.' Meanwhile, another person praised the dog by writing, 'Absolutely stunning Brucie.' A different individual added, 'Awww such a cutie pie.'
The post Video: Golden Retriever Wants in on Owner's Morning Routine & the Results Are Adorable appeared first on DogTime.
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