There’s nothing more gratifying than being able to get your pet dog a pet of their own. This video captured an adorable Golden Retriever dog named Moose taking his bird-watching duty very seriously after getting a little rescue bird as his new pet. The human parent of the dog recently took to Instagram to share the heart-melting video through the account @asillygoldenmoose. The clip has gone viral since then, gaining more than 56K likes on Instagram as of now.
Golden Retriever gets attached to a rescue bird pet
An adorable video on Instagram displayed a Golden Retriever named Moose getting super attached to his new pet, a cute little rescue bird. The video has been winning hearts on social media. In the caption of the post, the owner of the dog wrote, “You all said our pet needed a pet.” The pet parent continued, “If you’ve been here since the Petco bird days, this one feels full circle. Turns out Santa was just a few months late.” The dog owner also added, “We rescued a little bird with a broken wing, and Moose was absolutely convinced he was his.”
The Instagram video started by giving a closer look at the Golden Retriever, Moose. He was watching over something very closely. In the meantime, the text written over the clip read, “Our Pet got a Pet (Santa was late).” As the video went on, fans could see the dog guarding his little pet rescue bird. The clip then showed the fur baby watching the tiny bird with a lot of affection in his eyes. He instantly became the birdie’s friend. The dog absolutely loves his “bird watch duty.” They even go on walks together. However, the dog owner is worried about how they will tell Moose, the Golden Retriever, that he won’t get to keep the bird forever as his pet. The video will melt anyone’s heart.
In the comments section of the video, one fan wrote, “awwwww how cuteeee.” Meanwhile, another admirer’s comment read, “Sooo much cuteness.” “Starting a petition now that Moose gets to keep his pet!” added another fan.
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