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Watch a video: Chihuahua plays Pool game

 

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Do you have a liking for dogs? Do you like chihuahua? Aren’t they cute?

All of us know that animals like dogs have a tendency to play around and to play with their owners.  Have you ever seen a chihuahua playing a board game?

What is Chihuahua?

Chihuahua is one of the smallest breeds of dogs, named after the Mexican state of Chihuahua. They are cute species with a life span of about 12 to 20 years.

Recently, a new viral video of a chihuahua puppy has come out.

A Chihuahua, whose name is Amadeus is seen playing pool game in the video. We can hear people cheering for him in the video. Amadeus is the world’s youngest pool player.

Watch the adorable video of the chihuahua playing the Pool game below.

 

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There are so many animals in the world. Have you ever seen a dog playing board games?  There are many interesting and enjoyable videos of animals. In these videos, you see them doing different things. Sometimes they are playing and being mischievous, whereas sometimes they are just cute and lovable. In some, of course, they are scary but mostly, it is a lot of fun to watch animal videos. Watch many amazing videos in our animal news for kids.

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