A third person added, “This is everything I needed to watch this morning.”
It is not yet known what the puppies are called.
Olivia is the current face of the popular Dulux ads but the company have featured other dogs of the same breed in their advertisements for over six decades.
In a statement shared with news.com.au, Dulux creative director and colour expert Marianne Shillingford shared whether or not Olivia’s adorable offspring will be making an appearance in the next Dulux ads.
“As proud sponsors of the Old English Sheepdog Rescue and Welfare Fund, we’re delighted to be able to finally share the exciting news of the irresistible puppy additions to the Dulux family,” Shillingford said.
“The pups are stars in their own right, and I’m sure we’ll be seeing more of them in the years to come.”
According to Purina, old English sheepdogs are believed to have made their world debut in the 18th century after drover’s dogs were bred with a bearded collie. It has been widely suggested other possible cross breeding occurred with the European breed bergamasco.
They were originally known to be intelligent and hard working herd dogs but Dogs NZ has claimed they can now be “couch potatoes” who “love nothing more than to play with children”.
The website added the dogs are “lovable teddy bears”.
