Toddler breaks into tears after parents surprise him with a puppy. Buddies for life, says Internet
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A heartwarming video of a little boy has been doing the rounds of the Internet. The video features a little boy who was surprised when his parents gifted him a puppy.
Brace yourself, because you are about to watch the cutest video on the internet. A heartwarming video of a little boy has been doing the rounds of the Internet. He was taken aback and pleasantly surprised when his parents brought him a pet dog. His reaction is proof of how much he loves his furry friend because he can be seen holding it in his arms and crying tears of joy. The viral video has over 24k views and was shared on Twitter by Danny Deraney. "Can I keep him? "We do not deserve dogs.Credit: Imgur/Herebychoice pic.twitter.com/vK3LSya8nU This is going to be the beginning of a long and beautiful friendship.Imagine this precious pooch loyally protecting this child all the way thru high school. I love pups. Have ever since I was this little man's age. But... yeah this is one that brought tears to my eyes. So sweet.Thanks for sharing such a wonderful moment. So sweet. Bless his heart. They'll be friends for life. That little boy definitely deserves his new dog best friend. Best buds for life My heart is melting!
In the now-viral video, the toddler can be seen in tears holding the puppy in his arms. He can be heard asking in the video, “Can I keep him?”
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