Thorin

Speedy and Flash are two hand raised emu.

Here Charon meets chicks for the first time in his life. The chicks are one day old and are not at all afraid of the big dog.

The little quails have hatched and Thorin the German Shepherd can take a look at them. Cuteness overload!

These newly hatched ducklings are introduced to Thorin the Golden Shepherd and an instant bond is formed. So cute!

This small turkey chick was born as a latecomer after the rest of the eggs had already hatched. It is introduced to Thorin the gentle German Shepherd and an instant bond is formed!

Thorin the German Shepherd greets the newest batch of ducklings in this adorable clip. What a protector they have!

This sweet and gentle German shepherd named Charon welcomes these day old turkeys and ducklings. What a protector!

Thorin and Gertrude meet every morning.

Speedy is a hand raised emu. He needs a lot of closeness and care.

Thorin the German Shepherd greets these one day old ducklings for the very first time. And as you can see, everyone feels good!

This German Shepherd puppy is introduced to the newly hatched quail chicks for the first time. He loves them!

Wälpe the German Shepherd puppy is clearly used to living with these turkeys and chickens right from the start. Cuteness overload!

Charon the German Shepherd greets the little chicks a day after they hatch. So cute!

Thorin is always the first to greet a fresh batch of newly hatched chicks. What a gentle giant!

This German Shepherd puppy is more than happy to make a new friend - a cute little emu! Check it out!

This is the first encounter between Thorin and the newly hatched ducks. Safe to say they'll get along great!

This little quail named Erwin quickly makes friends with Thorin the German Shepherd. What a beautiful friendship!

Thorin is a very sweet dog who loves to spend time with his duckling friends. Cuteness overload!

Our little Emu Speedy meets our cat for the first time.

Charon the GSD puppy meets these one-day-old quails for the very first time. Instant friendship! So cool!

The shepherd dogs love the little one and the little one loves the dogs. So they can get used to each other right away.

Speedy the emu feels very comfortable and safe around Thorin the gentle German Shepherd. Best friends forever!

When these ducklings are born, Thorin is always the first to greet the little ones. Such a sweet friendship!

Thorin can't wait to greet these little chicks. Check it out as he preciously watches over them. Best protector ever!

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