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Netflix’s ‘Dogs’ is making everyone on Twitter ugly cry

Grab your tissues because the docuseries is sure to give you all the feels.

 

Elizabeth VanMetre

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Posted on Nov 17, 2018   Updated on May 21, 2021, 1:23 am CDT

Dogs, their love is unconditional, their videos instant viral hits, and thinking about them dying brings even the toughest man to his knees. Netflix’s newest documentary, titled Dogs, takes cheap shots at giving viewers all the feels—and it’s working.

Like you don’t cry every time a sad dog story appears on your Facebook timeline already, the six-part series follows stories about what bonds us and dogs. And not just any stories, the most heart-twisting ones Netflix could find.

For example, one episode follows the story of Zeus, a beautiful husky stuck in war-torn Syria after his owner had to flee. They detail his owner’s journey to getting back his pal.

Netflix describes the series as “an elegant, engaging, and cinematic vérité documentary series celebrating the deep emotional bonds between people and their beloved four-legged best friends.”

“Dogs takes us on an inspirational journey exploring the remarkable, perhaps even magical qualities that have given these animals such a special place in all of our hearts,” the streaming giant said in a press release.

And of course, people are buying into this and loving every second of it.

Twitter has exploded with viewers whose emotions have gone awry.

https://twitter.com/MeganWood19/status/1063807064869400581

https://twitter.com/ohstrawberry_/status/1063809585046155264

https://twitter.com/annadbruce/status/1063568552148590594

What did we do to deserve dogs?

Some are unsure if they are mentally ready to embark on such an emotional journey.

https://twitter.com/raaachel_O/status/1063806621459992576

And others are sending warnings.

https://twitter.com/praisegerardgay/status/1063779000064053248

https://twitter.com/LjdubAAL/status/1063526587419652096

If you want to ease in slowly here’s the trailer. Go ahead, grab some tissues because you will need them. 

Oh, and when you’re finished, here’s a picture of my friend’s dog Olive to make you feel better.

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*First Published: Nov 17, 2018, 11:49 am CST