Dogs watching Dogs on Netflix is just about the cutest thing on the internet right now

Viewers have been posting pictures of their four-legged friends watching the heartwarming Netflix series

Published: Tuesday, 20 November 2018 at 2:14 pm

Thought Netflix's new documentary series Dogs couldn't get any cuter? Think again.

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The series, which shows six stories about the love between humans and their dogs, was released on Friday 16th November 2018 — and viewers have been sharing pictures of their pet dogs watching the show.

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The show — which includes the stories of service dog Rory, Syrian refugee Husky Zeus, and an Italian fisherman’s Labrador called Ice — has already got tails wagging with its addictive blend of cuteness and gorgeous camerawork.

Now fans have taken to posting images on social media of themselves and their four-legged friends watching the show — while simultaneously melting all our hearts.

"Watching #Dogs on Netflix with my Buster. What a great documentary! What good boys," David Giertz tweeted.

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"It might be a binge kinda night. I’m cuddled next to mine right now," Heidi Rene said.

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"This little pug loves watching Dogs," another viewer posted.

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"My heart is melting watching the new Dog series on @netflix," another Tweeted.

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The (frankly adorable) episodes are variously helmed by Oscar-nominated directors Amy Berg and Heidi Ewing, Oscar-winning directors Roger Ross Williams, TJ Martin and Daniel Lindsay, and Emmy-winning Richard Hankin.

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Check out the many, many more messages from grateful fans and their four-legged friends below.

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Dogs is available to watch on Netflix now

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Flora CarrDrama Writer, RadioTimes.com

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