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Saturday Night Takeaway fans upset after Ant McPartlin appeared to 'throw' his dogs

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Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly introduced two new stars of the show on tonight's Saturday Night Takeaway - their pet doggies.

The popular TV duo were presenting tonight's show from their homes while social distancing from each other during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ant was joined on the couch by his two adorable maltipoos, a cross between a Maltese terrier and a poodle, and his chocolate labrador Hurley.

Over at Dec's house he cuddled his dachshund Rocky as the pair introduced a collection of the family entertainment show's 'best bits.' Fans in lockdown were cheered up by the sight of the adorable pooches, but some were upset when they thought Ant appeared to 'throw' his pets off the couch while introducing a throwback sketch with

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