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These super cute and tiny little five-week-old foster kittens love to hang out, cuddle and snuggle with a Golden Retriever on his comfy bed while they play and fight. Adorable!

A very patient and gentle 4-year-old Golden Retriever allows a tiny and cute foster kitten to take a nap in his warm and cozy stomach fur. He seems confused but rolls with it anyway!

This very patient and gentle four-year-old English Golden Retriever allows three adorable foster kittens from the humane society to sit on his back and even attempt to suckle milk while he relaxes on his dog bed. How cute!

Toko the English Cream Golden Retriever loves to destroy, rip, tear and shred stuffed animals like this "bunny" rabbit plush toy. This canine performs open surgery procedure on this stuffed rabbit toy. He digs deeper and deeper, ripping out the cuddly toy to pieces. Hilarious! We have all seen videos of our loving canines tearing apart their precious toys. Do you ever leave your house only to come back later to a disaster, with your dog sitting idly by as if nothing happened? How about giving your dog toys, and they tear them apart in seconds? It is no secret that dogs love their <a href="https://rumble.com/v3tpg5-baby-chow-chow-plays-wih-a-stuffed-animal.html" target="_blank">stuffed toys</a>, and yet they manage to destroy them. However, this behavior is perfectly natural, since your dogs don’t really see toys as toys. For your pup, a brand new, perfectly intact toy is nothing other than a vessel for their primal instincts! For one, boredom! Dogs get bored, and when they do, they need to entertain themselves, and sometimes, it’s not in a way that you will appreciate. Another reason for this impulsive behavior in dogs is that we teach them to destroy things. When you get a puppy, the way they aggressively go after their <a href="https://rumble.com/v3ndon-my-happy-corgi-boy-got-new-buddy-pokemon-eevee-plush-doll.html" target="_blank">toys</a> is adorable to us, so without knowing it, we tend to encourage it, and this leads to them to continue on the path to destruction. A dog that can get at his toys all of the time will eventually tear them apart. It should instead be a reward rather than something enjoyable that they just get to have because they’re the best and we love them. Similar to boredom, if play time isn’t interactive enough or doesn’t burn enough energy. You need to have toys for your dog that make them use their mind, they like to think, and they suffer when you don’t stimulate their brain. Similar to this, if you’re not exercising them, they’re going to find something to get rid of that extra energy.

A three-week-old foster kitten named Taylor loves to cuddle and snuggle with her new best friend on his doggy bed. Cuteness overload!

A patient and gentle English cream golden retriever shares his stick with a playful German shepherd puppy. The puppy loves to chew, crunch and munch on the stick while the golden retriever holds it for him!

Our super adorable 8 week (2 months) old English cream golden retriever going into a bath tub full of water for the very first time. We wanted to slowly introduce him to water and being in the bathroom shower for future bathing. He seems to think he is supposed to drink all of the water and licks it up for awhile. :)

Our adorable orange foster kitten is "massaging" our dog's head and then he falls off the couch. Our very sweet and gentle dog is a 4 1/2 year old English cream golden retriever who quickly "adopted" these three foster kittens as his babies.

Our brave orange foster kitten bats and hits our dog in the face with is paw while hanging out on the couch.

This is our very sweet and gentle 5 year old English cream golden retriever dog eating food off the ground and drinking water from the same bowl as a baby giraffe at the zoo. This is a "green screen" special effects video that I made just for fun.

This is a compilation of our English cream golden retriever puppy and his first month in our home when he was just 8 weeks old (two months). He lives in Orange County, California.

This is a video montage or compilation of our adorable English cream golden retriever puppy's life from 8 weeks (two months) to ten months old. He was born in Simi Valley, Ventura County, California and lives in Newport Beach, Orange County, CA. Some of the highlights include his first bath, him playing with toys, eating, drinking water, seeing himself in a mirror for the first time, going for walks, training, digging in the sand, being vacuumed and performing tricks.

This very patient and gentle English cream golden retriever lets these two tired and sleepy foster kittens crawl under his legs to find a warm place to fall asleep. Precious!

Our English cream golden retriever lets the adorable little foster kittens snuggle on his bed. Taylor likes to knead and massage the bed. Dash sometimes tries to suckle milk from our male dog's chest fur.

Our gentle and patient English cream golden retriever finally lets the cute German Shepherd puppy share his stick and chew on it.

Our super sweet and gentle two month old (8 weeks) English cream golden retriever puppy loves to be petted, cuddled, snuggled and of course brushed.

Our big English cream golden retriever dog gets frightened by the tiny kitten sneezing in his face while they are sleeping on his bed.

A cute German shepherd puppy annoying, wrestling and fighting with a big lazy and tired English cream golden retriever dog.

Our English cream golden retriever dog gets chased by a little cute German shepherd puppy before sharing his stick with the puppy. The puppy enjoys chewing on the stick while the dog holds it for him.

Our lazy and tired English cream golden retriever is rolling over on the grass while wrestling the little German shepherd puppy.

This little German shepherd puppy wants to steal the branch from our golden retriever. He growls a little bit and then runs away while the puppy chases him.

Our big yet gentle English cream golden retriever having a battle with the little silly German Shepherd puppy.

Our patient and gentle English cream golden retriever is enjoying chewing on a branch but the GSD (german shepherd) puppy wants to steal but instead just shares it with him.

This fast little German shepherd puppy chases our English cream golden retriever dog around the backyard trying to steal his branch to chew on it. They end up sharing the stick for a little while.

Our sweet and patient English cream golden retriever loves to watch his 3 foster kittens playing on his bed while he snoozes. The three foster kittens are named Taylor, Everest and Dash