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Dog chasing baby in hilarious video
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Mum runs to screaming baby and is speechless when she sees what's going on

By Alice Lang Copywriter

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Having a bad day? We’ve got the perfect fix! Thie video of Pumpkin the Shetland Sheepdog playing with her baby human will literally melt your troubles away…

Guys, we’re not even joking.

This video might be the most adorable scene since the time that dog cried at the most emotional part of the Lion King!

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Fur-riends through thick and thin!

Some canines love to play with younger ones, while some much prefer to keep their distance. While socialization is a huge part of helping a dog to develop a friendly temperament towards kids, some pups just seem to prefer a quiet, child-free life - which can sometimes cause problems when a new arrival comes along!

But it seems Pumpkin, a sweet-natured and gentle Shetland Sheepdog, had absolutely no problems adjusting.

Having been the the only child of the family for years on end, her dog Mum learned she was expecting, and wasn’t too sure how lovely Pumpkin would react to having to share the attention. But when the first baby human arrived, she immediately decided to build the ulti-mutt friendship with him!

Round and round we go

The captivating video shows the baby laugh its head off at Pumpkin, who was jumping and jiving around him in circles. We love the pure, wholesome joy shown in the video - the adorable duo clearly love playing together!

It’s clear to see how the endless laughter of the baby, along with the eager pup who was determined to put a smile on her baby brother’s face, has gone viral. We’re sure that this is the start of a beautiful, life-long companionship between Pumpkin and her little bro!

So, with all that said, take a look at the video below. It’s sure to put a smile on your face!

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We urge Wamiz readers to always be cautious when letting a pet play with a child. No matter how sweet pets can be, they may sometimes feel uncomfortable with a child's rough play and children can’t always pick up on that. Better safe than sorry, always supervise interactions between a child and an animal!

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