Some videos don’t need anything dramatic to keep people watching. A clip shared by @its_danathegolden has racked up more than 43,000 likes simply by showing a mama Golden Retriever resting beside her babies, completely content to spend the day right where they are. With 11 puppies to keep an eye on, Dana seems to have decided that the best place to be is as close to them as possible. And going by the way she watches over her not-so-little family, nobody is going anywhere without Mom knowing about it.
Mama Golden Retriever rests her head right next to her little babies, refuses to leave them
The video opens on Dana, who is lying quietly on the floor right next to her nursery setup. She looks extremely relaxed yet completely protective of the tiny group. Her eyes stay fixed on the bundle of fluff while she presses her face against the blanket that they sleep on. This mama Golden Retriever looks rightly proud of her creation, her little babies.
The camera slowly pans across the floor to show the newborns resting in a perfect, neat line. Every single puppy wears a different, colorful, tiny collar so the owners can tell them apart. A couple of the little ones face each other while others sleep facing the back of the next one. A few tiny paws stir gently in their sleep as they dream. It is easily the most adorable line-up of puppies on the internet.
This hugely sweet clip quickly went viral, picking up over 43.6k likes from obsessed viewers. People are completely flooding the comment section to praise the beautiful family. One fan loved how closely the newborns snuggle up to each other to share pure love. Another person congratulated the family, noting that raising this group takes a lot of hard work. Multiple users simply left notes calling Dana an absolute good mother.
Dana definitely has a lot of work with eleven hungry mouths to feed around the clock. Fortunately, she seems to genuinely enjoy every single second of her new parenting routine.
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