Holiday Cheer with Cute Baby Animals | Too Cute! | Animal Planet

A Brussels Griffon is decking the halls, helping her family hang bright Christmas balls. Two-year-old Maya loves the holiday season and all the good cheer it brings along with it. But then as a Brussels Griffon, good cheer is kind of her thing. The Brussels Griffon is known for its cheerful demeanor. These social dogs tend to get along with pretty much everyone. Affectionate, charming, and lively, they just have a tendency to spread joy. And Maya spreads joy both in and outside her home. She lives on a desert ranch and pays frequent visits to her good friend, resident barn cat, Pinky, who's recently welcomed a new family. But sociable Maya keeps her visits brief as she's been rather tied up herself lately. Maya just welcomed four little ones of her own. Two girls and two boys. Who are already getting into the spirit of Christmas. Staying close whenever they can. But not everyone is quite so cuddly. This is Humphrey. Who seems to be avoiding all those warm fuzzy family feelings. But that won't do for his sociable sister, Holly, who doesn't think anyone should be alone. Try as he might to avoid her, Holly's tough to shake. When Maya invites everyone to lunch, Humphrey says bah humbug to the family style feast. But cheerful Maya won't leave a pup out in the cold. And Humphrey can't deny he is hungry. But like it or not, lunch is served with a warm family cuddle. At the Brussels Griffons, it seems Santa's been here. And everyone's feeling the good Christmas cheer. But while grumpy Humphrey tries his best to block out all that jolly, it's just everywhere he turns. And then grumpy Humphrey gets an idea. To return to a place where everyone's a little more relatable. Finally, a family that's not always bouncing with cheer. And when one grumpy kitten slinks up to Humphrey, there's something about her that warms his heart. And the kitten puts a little pep in the grumpy pup's step. And before he knows it, he's got the whole grumpy family playing along with him. Which is how grumpy Humphrey comes to spread good Christmas cheer. Four little kittens are tucked in their nest, while mom keeps them looking their holiday best. At two weeks, the kittens' white feet are getting more distinctive. But mom Diane is in no rush to see those snowshoes in use. She likes her brood within paw's reach. Dad Smokey would gladly step in. But the doting mom doesn't appear to be taking a break anytime soon. Smokey stays close, in case Diane changes her mind. And at last, dad's moment arrives. Lucky for him, mom's got the kittens well trained. Until the moment dad turns his back. And mischievous Eloise seizes that moment to take her snowshoes out for another stroll. Which gives her sisters the same idea. Soon, four little kittens with snowy white mittens are gone from their bed. Dad finally notices, but isn't sure what to do. All he knows is that this won't go over well with Diane, who's back from her break. So dad makes a break for it himself. Luckily, Diane gets order restored. And ushers her kittens neatly into place, with dad Smokey put back in his place. It's Christmas morning, at last a big day. And no little kitten should sleep it away. So the four snowshoe girls awaken their nest to find magical toys they can put to the test. Under the tree there are all kinds of surprises. Things that roll. Things they can catch. Things they can follow. And things they don't expect. But it seems Santa also left behind something he forgot to finish. Maybe he wasn't hungry. But mischievous Eloise sure is. And she's not the only one. But the four little snowshoes soon get caught. White handed. But this time mom Diane joins in the fun. Even a finicky mom can't resist holiday treats. And nothing follows milk and cookies like a family cat nap. And while there's still no room for dad in the bed, in the spirit of Christmas, Eloise joins him to lay her sleepy head. When nine silver pups come home from a day in the sun, they get a sure sign the holidays come. There in their bed they've each got a gift. Through which it takes them no time to sift. But only boy Jingle decides to lay low and let his sisters rifle through the pile first. And rifle they do. Boisterous Belle soon discovers some jingle bling just right for a pup. And before long all the girls want one. Often the same one. Eventually the girls settle down. Just in time for their next big surprise of the night. A new celebration of wondrous light. With mom and dad there, the pups can sleep tight on this special and magical holiday night. Now with the holidays finally here, the Weimaraner pups don their shiny new gear. Sleigh bell collars. One for each of the nine. Who can't wait to take bells out for a jolly good time. It looks like boisterous Belle found a new way to make noise. But noise or not, quiet boy Jingle is still feeling sleepy on this early morning. And a chorus of sisters is nothing he hasn't blocked out before. But there's something a bit different about all the ruckus today. Maybe it's the fresh air or maybe it's the jingle bells all around him. Something rouses Jingle up onto his feet. So the one boy of nine on this special day joins up with the pack, jingling away.