🐕 When your dog brings home a friend 🙈🤣Funniest Dog Ever!

[@teresayates8274]

I lived in the countryside of Northern New York for most of my life. An opossum showed up at my house one winter with a little kitten. Opossums will mother any lost baby, and it found a cold hunger kitten and brought it to me. I named him Alphie. The opossum came every evening for years to go off in the cornfield and play with him. It was many years ago, and I miss them both dearly❤

[@angelineholt7389]

What a great story! I bet that brought you many smiles!

[@charlesbrandau6350]

Nice

[@pattybustamante4231]

❤

[@silynita]

The cat distribution system employs opossums now?😂

[@AGrace-ff3cu]

💕

[@kurtgandenberger6139]

for 25 years i lived next door to a farm with cattle. when i was out tending my ten acres i'd sometimes play music from my truck. the cattle would come up to listen to classical music and seemed to have their favorites. i know they have personalities and souls.

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

Awwww, so sweet

[@annekathleen4498]

Some farmers play music for their cows

[@larrysingleton2864]

Death Valley-Furnace Creek Ranch 9-28-14 This is my “Death Valley-Furnace Creek Ranch” story. I'm looking at the scene in a video where the Lone Ranger first rides Silver. When I was a kid me and a friend hitch-hiked to Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley. For a job as a waiter and then later a fry cook. We walked the last 25 miles in the heat of summer. There was a little pond across the street we used to swim and bath in. It was so hot you'd get out of the pond and be bone dry before you walked 10 feet. “Dry” The heat was dry. You never saw or felt or experienced anything like it. I have a few stories from this time but the one about the horses is my favorite. Horses like to have fun and they have a sense of humor. I was walking on the golf course, which they close in the summer, and saw a bunch of horses which were let loose to graze. There were probably about six or eight of them. I walked up and started stroking their noses and patting them. Then got a wild hair to jump on one of them. Well this sucker took off. He was galloping like a horse out of a western......and then stopped dead in his tracks. I went flying. The grass was like a wrestling mat so I didn't get hurt. The horses started gathering around me, (the other horses had galloped alongside us), and I went ahead and jumped on another one. Same thing; the horse took off like a bat out of hell for about a hundred yards and stopped on a dime......and I went flying. I did this with all the horses for about an hour till I got tired and started walking back to my cabin. There were two maids standing there who had seen the whole thing and one of them said, “What are you trying to do? Kill those poor horses?” But the other lady spoke up and said “Mabel, those horses were having just as much fun as he was.” True story. When I was a kid I was riding a horse at a full gallup. I think I had what was a "blanket saddle"? Anyway the saddle slipped and I found myself hanging on for dear life under the horse while it kept galloping. I think it was John Rhine, a friend that I was riding with, who reined in the horse and kept me from getting trampled. Another time I was riding a borrowed horse alone up a trail and feeling and seeing only one thing after my horse was startled by a rattler; I felt a bump on my ass and I was lifting my face from the dirt just in time to see the horses ass disappear over a hill. Taking up a couple of non-barbed wire lines of fence with it on its way home. I guess I should add here that when we entered the cafeteria of the FCR we were stopped dead by British marching music and this guy in a British uniform, shorts and all marching around the restaurant. I forget exactly what the occasion was but it turned out to be the manager doing some old home week or something. He was from England and probably served in the military. One of these days I'll do some research on that. I forget if this was “below” or “above” at The Inn. Furnace Creek Ranch had a campground and motel where the regular folk stayed and then there was what I call “The Inn” up above. They had a natural hot springs that they funneled into a stream that round through this palm tree garden via a stream was made of stones Someone told me it has every palm tree in the world there. It was beautiful and just like some kind of oasis. It was real shady. The stream fed this huge pool with the Inn's logo at the bottom and on each side of the pool were these huge stone fireplaces. I have a hard time wrapping my mind around this now thinking back all those years but I think they closed down the Inn at the height of summer as the employees were able to use the pool. (I have memories of some of the most wild nights of my life that isn't fit for children. I couldn't believe how people let their hair down at these resorts. I had hair down to my ass at the time and acted like the “free love” hippie that I was.) The stream filled the pool and then continued down to this little pond. Where there were four or five huge goldfish that had somehow come down from somewhere at the Inn. We used to feed them while we took baths in this pond. The big sellers in the tourist shops were dead scorpions and stuffed rattlesnakes. I never thought I could find the desert attractive. I lived in Devore CA. Just below the Mohave Desert and lower deserts where I spent time but nothing on earth can compare to the beauty of Death Valley. I remember these gals hooked up with some guys they met and asked me drive their MG sportscar while they rode on the backs of these guys Harley's. (I wish I'd had the girls.) We drove fifty miles away to this mesa or mountain top. “Devils” something? I forget. The air was so clear you could see all the way back to Furnace Creek and a hundred miles beyond. And oh yeah; Saw that beautiful organ in Scotty's Castle.

[@krose9941]

Awww.sweet story that makes me not want to eat this cheeseburger.

[@KairuHakubi]

moosic

[@Entertainment-qe1vn]

Today I learned that dogs are man's best friend, but apparently a dog's best friend is cows!

[@nafeezabacchus2411]

And oh deer deer 🦌 too 😂

[@susieqhyndman2178]

🤣

[@piya2601]

Na raccoon, nd bear😶

[@KairuHakubi]

outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend inside a dog, it's too dark to read

[@TheRojo387]

What dog brings a cattle home!

[@truefreedom6593]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="67">1:07</a> oh like The Fox & The Hound

[@kevinkocher9347]

Fox and husky in this case

[@terryasheim9038]

The dog just happens to bring home a wild baby deer that has a collar around it's neck.

[@martinferrari2110]

haha, exactly what I was going to comment.

[@Kelthor85]

They're owned pets on the same property. Uploader just lies for clicks / money.

[@TheRealEvvonne]

It’s a tracker so Hunters don’t hunt the fawn.

[@lmiller1413]

Isn't it amazing how the dog put the collar on the deer to make him feel like one of the family?

[@ashcraft257]

That was what I was going to say.

[@josephgratzer]

Dogs are good ambassadors to all animals.

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

Yesssss

[@RosaHernandez-vy4dm]

👍

[@JoessyReany]

They are born to connect with others, and they so pure

[@FactStorm]

Exactly haha, they bring peace to the world :)

[@randyboisa6367]

Cats rule! Dogs druel!

[@NehnBellanaris]

I had a cat that befriended the rabbit I had. The rabbit would chase my cat around the living room, whenever I let him out of his cage. They really enjoyed being together.

[@MayukhDasSarma]

And are they doing well now?

[@NehnBellanaris]

@MayukhDasSarma Well, that was almost 20 years ago, so they both have passed away years ago. Sorry.

[@MayukhDasSarma]

@@NehnBellanaris dem you made me sad now

[@RobertScottp]

Hello 👋

[@Daracdor]

If all humans had the innocence of animals what a lovely planet this would be !

[@pohjanakka4992]

Now don't forget that sometimes that innocence means they will just eat you or your pets when you happen to meet one that is hungry. Or maul each other for some other reason. There really isn't that big a difference between humans and animals, in the end humans ARE animals, with all the same desires and instincts. Food, shelter, fear of what seems like a potential threat, and since humans can, we often have worked towards eliminating that seeming threat, something animals also do...

[@KyuuDesperation]

The world is not a peaceful world, no matter how delusional you have to be to think animals can be as “innocent” as humans think they could be.

[@i_jetlag]

Nah they ain't innocent, they just ain't smart enough

[@Daracdor]

@@i_jetlag Neither are many Humans that I have I met along lifes high way .

[@pohjanakka4992]

@@KyuuDesperation They are certainly "innocent" in the sense that they presumably do not ponder if what they do might be wrong, or right, they just go by what their instincts tell them. It is kind of weird that so many humans seem to think that we are worse than animals because we can do that, and at least sometimes will, because of that, not do something destructive, or kill, when we think it would be wrong. Animals just do. They do things like kill when they aren't hungry because hunting makes them feel good and attacking a prey they can catch without a danger to themselves just feels right to them, whether they right then might need to eat or not, they can be quite destructive to their environment sometimes too, even those of them that seem to care a lot about their offspring will abandon them when the going gets tough enough, or like with birds, push the weaker ones out of the nest if they can't feed all of them, male lions will kill all the cubs of the previous ruling male of the pride when they win that pride for themselves so that the females can be impregnated again by the new male... but they are innocent. Because they can't think that it might be somehow wrong. But yes, they don't stop to ponder about it, they just do it. Us evil humans, at least sometimes, will wonder if what we are about to do is right, and have even thought up laws that try to stop those less thoughtful of us from doing what we, as a group, have started to think isn't right. So of course we are so much worse than animals.

[@leebeifong8567]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="967">16:07</a> I've never seen a "LION" with orange fur and black stripes 🤦‍♂️

[@michellegoewey2939]

😂😂

[@PrimateProductions]

Well the person who made this video doesn't seem too bright on several points in this video

[@rochellealexander8271]

I am pretty sure the narrator got several things wrong in this video, but that one really got me!

[@liberalcomputer403]

thats a tiger dude

[@kminxk]

It's a freaking tige

[@henriks5008]

Its a GOOD thing we have this really clever guy telling us "a dog has brought home a very special friend" every now and then for 20 mins. Otherwise we would have NO idea what we where watching.

[@haldir3120]

He has to otherwise he will get a copyright strike for these clips

[@NobiFunnyPets]

Haha, right? Do you think the commentary adds to the humor, or would the clips be just as funny without it?

[@henriks5008]

@@NobiFunnyPets Funny!? the only thing funny is this comment. The guy is a total nuance! Every single KZbinr making narrations on fail-vids are lame at best.

[@NobiFunnyPets]

@@henriks5008 🥰🥰🥰

[@Firbolgkins]

😂😂

[@Charlee1776]

That bear wasn't leading the pack of dogs.. it was being chased off/hunted by them. You can see some of the closest ones snapping at it. I hate when these videos try to make things seem like something "sweeter" than they are.

[@stillhere1425]

The misinterpretation IS hilarious.

[@herstoryanimated]

me too Also the coyote and the deer had collars on, so are obviously supposed to be there, and the bear cub is also clearly being raised there (it's fenced in on the porch and has no fear)

[@herstoryanimated]

also worried for the iguana

[@ftbllguy2515]

Like the mountain lion trying to figure out how to get around the door so it's teeth and belly could be friends with the little dog.

[@Charlee1776]

@@ftbllguy2515 Yes, exactly.

[@henrysniper8481]

Those three dogs that brought home the lost hungry Cat..., are my kind of dogs.

[@thesaltyspacecowboy8531]

Thoose dogs got their butts kicked by that cat, so they decided to hire him as a body guard. 😂

[@mglaine6366]

​@@thesaltyspacecowboy8531😂

[@bernadetteevans2]

My kind of dogs too!!!

[@thesaltyspacecowboy8531]

@@mglaine6366 I love ankimals, grew up on a farm, lots of em. I have a autism, it seems. I remember all kinds of crazy stuff, If I was a farmer, like my Grandpa, it would be ok, but I build houses. Lmao, 1 day maybe I will have a farm, and yes I will have Geese and Ducks, no Chimkins though. They are gross

[@happybdday-rb1dc]

The 3 third doggo in that video is me who enter after my brother tell my mother the whole scenario

[@Laudon1228]

The mountain lion at the door doesn’t see a potential friend. It sees lunch.

[@pohjanakka4992]

And the bear doesn't seem to be so much running with the dogs, as being chased by the dogs from their territory.

[@slosauss]

Exactly!😂

[@JaymeSplendid]

Oh dude 100% Everyone knows (those that live in areas where they are a plenty) that its beyond common for small pets to be hunted by them. Mid sized dogs are also not spared from the menu.

[@lorettadansereau8651]

Any wild animal, BEWARE with human contact?

[@moubhattacharyay6891]

​@@lorettadansereau8651 Ha Ha.. Truth One Tho..

[@liamyvonaval]

Bro said "how would you feel if your cat bring a lion home" but it's a tiger🐅🐯

[@joecausey8508]

Yes, I noticed that too. 😂

[@frankG335]

I think that bear was running from a pack of dogs. Not playing with them.🙄

[@theravenscatalyst]

It was lol. Those were all hunting dogs (pointers)

[@jyotsnapantsachiv5346]

Yes! So sad!

[@Issa_buttnotbig]

ok... and

[@mikhail2400]

Im pretty sure the mountain lion wasnt looking at the little dog as a possible playmate. I think he had more of a culinary role in mind for the dog

[@aura5944]

Yes, they’re romanticizing the dog befriending every mammal. A mountain lion and sharks really?

[@jyotsnapantsachiv5346]

​@@xyz12345457😮

[@laurahans-petersem1636]

​@@xyz12345457👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@jonksmodels]

Dish washer?

[@jyotsnapantsachiv5346]

​@@jonksmodels???

[@Johnny-sj9sj]

In 1968 I brought home a Swedish wildcat. I married her in 1971 👱‍♀️ 👨‍🦰 🇬🇧

[@mangeshgaikwad345]

😂😂😂

[@claudiakiel4944]

😂👏🏼

[@broncobra]

You win the internet for today! lol.

[@deejaydiditbukavu5227]

This vid is about the dog with wild friend. In your case there was a wildcat, and there must be a dog. Who's who, man ? 😅😂

[@mariacollier5023]

😂🤣😁

[@giuliettamassina7787]

That puma wasn't trying to befriend the dog. The dog looked like lunch to him.

[@yurikendal4868]

Probably would play with it but attack the humans

[@DayLight_Era]

​@@yurikendal4868 No.

[@madbakes86]

Nor was that bear leading the pack

[@liliankeung5182]

Lucky that there's no pet door, otherwise the little dog might go out to meet the puma. 😮

[@brookelizabethhhh]

@@yurikendal4868they would 100% attack the dog.

[@Sasha_lexiy]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="294">4:54</a> nah, where did he get all of them from?!?!?!

[@Anomaly1618]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="119">1:59</a> Aww that cute little lab was so excited to introduce their friend to momma 🥹

[@thepagan5432]

I would love for our 7 dogs to bring friends home, to be honest I feel more comfortable with animals than I do with most humans. We live in a huge forest and often have so many birds and small critters it does make our day. We have over the years been foster parents to all manner of animals, we care for all sorts.

[@kathybrown7658]

I have 9 dogs, I rescue. I and my colleagues rescue the ones who need medical care, we get it for them, and we KEEP THEM. I say it because we all say: You'll never regret the $ you spend on a dog, but you could easily regret what you spend on a human. DOGS ARE UNIFORMLY WONDERFUL. People? Not so much. Loved your comment-

[@thepagan5432]

@@kathybrown7658 Lovely comment thank you. My wife and I ran a dog rescue and rehoming service, non-profit. We mainly rescued dogs from Eastern Europe. We rehomed nearly 100 of the furry kids. We had to stop as the transport prices were ridiculous and I became terminally ill. At that point we had 12 dogs and 4 cats, we moved to a secluded house half way up a mountain in West Wales, in a forest which was much closer to my wife's family, in preparation when the day came. Like you we kept the sick and others which may have been problematic. That was 4 years ago, since then we have lost 5 dogs and 2 cats, all to illness. I had two dogs that were mine, a big Pyrenean mountain dog called Nuke and a Transylvanian hound called Snoop. I lost Snoop on December 14th last year and I still miss him, but Nuke knows when I'm down and she will just be there, even spooning me on the bed. It is good to know there are people, with the same concerns as ours.❤️❤️

[@Spokentruths725]

How many cats do you have?

[@OmegaMacheteStorm]

@@Spokentruths725 lol, I see what you did there.

[@sailingsideways3832]

So true

[@rfresa]

Humans: Dogs are Man's Best Friend. Dogs: We are everyone's best friend!

[@xiongbreeze]

You mean animal and man best friend lol

[@robadams5799]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="145">2:25</a> - Did he call the iguana an "earthworm buddy"??

[@scootermom1791]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="53">0:53</a> It's the REAL "Fox and the Hound!" 😊❤

[@JoshuaRoberts-kingalphawolf]

The one and only movie I can never watch again😅😢

[@scootermom1791]

@@JoshuaRoberts-kingalphawolf ahhhh, that's too bad. I think it's pretty cute for kids. My daughter watched both number one and two several times when she was little. 🙂

[@JoyannTrinidad-t1s]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="305">5:05</a>, the dogs ain't playing with it 😂

[@BrendaDurbin-k1h]

My cat brought home a puppy once! We live in the country. We looked out the window once & here came Rocky up the drive with a puppy in tow! Every time the pup got distracted & stopped Rocky (our CAT) would go back & nudge it to kee0 moving! 😅

[@N-Lee]

I once heard my dog outside barking up a storm. It was October 30th and cold outside, raining sleet. I went to look . There were Two Tiger Salamanders in the yard, huddled together in the cold. They were hugging each other. Why? There are no Tiger Salamanders in my area. I took them in for the winter and released them to a pond come Spring.

[@Firbolgkins]

Thank you for your kindness 🙏

[@Firbolgkins]

Rocky is a hero 💪🙏😻❤️

[@beckykeyte5041]

CUTE they have friends

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

Yeah, they’re very friendly so they have a lot of friends.

[@RobertScottp]

Hello 👋

[@fistlah6895]

Tiger: thanks for leading me to a prey. Dog: Prey? didn't you say friend? 😂😂😂😂

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

Hahaaaa, I hope that doesn’t happen.

[@Ruleradminius]

@@Kingdom_Of_Discovery Are you worried about the tiger on the leash being led by the dog? believe it or not, in some zoos, Cheetah actually have comfort dog pets that socialize and keep them calm. I'd imagine the tiger is in a similar situation.

[@caoinismyname]

Preynd

[@Trouble_Bubble36]

@@caoinismynamewtf?

[@CanisoGaming]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="106">1:46</a> the absolute disappointed parent 😂😂😂😂

[@13zip31]

Naw frrrr

[@robertseptim3579]

A tiny dog with a massive horse on a leash has to be one of the greatest things I've ever seen 😂

[@KairuHakubi]

They both have such strong instincts. The horse knows it's his job is to be bossed around by predators, and the dog knows it's his job to boss around herbivores.

[@IslanderloverBKK]

Our dog befriended our hamster! It's so cute but our hearts also dropped a bit when they play😂 He would lick and roll the hamster to its delight.😂

[@joshhayl7459]

🟦…So what about that would "make your heart drop",...I don't understand!

[@psyolytesaille]

​@@joshhayl7459bc it looks like it's trying to eat it.

[@IslanderloverBKK]

@@psyolytesaille This 👍🙏🏻

[@mikesuch9021]

My dog was barking the bark that tells me its a snake or the like. I found a 15 in long very dehydrated King snake in my backyard one 118° day. I put it on a damp towel next to water in a tea cup saucer. Called a friend who has several snakes. He brought over some frozen mice. With his help. A Few days later the snake was filled out and shinny again. Active it Seemed to seek outdoors is it kept looking at the windows. It Was another warm day. So I put the snake in the cool space under the mobile home. 3 years later its near 4 feet long. And I haven't seen anymore type of venomous snake including the diamondbacks and sidewinders. My neighbors and I haven't lost one dog in 3 years due to snakes. Karma.

[@Jan-inUS]

Good to have a King Snake around, they eat rodents too. He'll return your kindness for sure.

[@Musicloveandanimals]

The bear was being chased by the dogs. That clip was not funny

[@deborahsimmonds653]

Exactly, same with the spaniel cross and baby dear.

[@Wibstozbin]

You must be a crybaby

[@brendamoser8354]

@@deborahsimmonds653 or dog picking up large lizard could not of been a great experience for that lizard

[@PEACEMAKERS_OFFICIAL]

True

[@Jayquan2014]

@@brendamoser8354THATS a iguana

[@manavsharma9263]

I love the confidence of other animals entering into the house just because the dog got in as well. They just follow in their buddy. I love how the humans are just there and can't do shit about it

[@TwilaMarshall-f7r]

The way the big white horse looked at them when corgi jumped on pony's back!! Priceless!!

[@second_second_]

I'm kinda jealous, these all feel like a luxury. Big house, nature, animals. Oh but I'm grateful for what I've been given

[@jasontipton8430]

no that mountain lion is saying how can i eat him through this glass

[@stillhere1425]

Yup.

[@mlrd2687]

90% of the things that the author of the video commented on have nothing to do with reality. The duck is trying to mate with the dog, not to make friends with it. The commentator doesn't know anything about animals, but he still made an interesting video.

[@petergerdes1094]

@@jasontipton8430 I don't think so, that's not really how a mountain lion hunts. They are primarily ambush predators. So it probably really was just curious. Dunno how comforting that should be as most shark bites are curious sharks.

[@carloslacayo6452]

100%

[@DayLight_Era]

​@@petergerdes1094 They take advantage of easy situations. If a dog is just there and not reacting in any way, it will simply just go over to it and snatch it. MLs aren't as curious as many other cats. They tend to stay away from most things that aren't food. If they are curious about something, they stalk and stay out of sight. Especially if there is a person. That cat sees an easy opportunity. The only thing holding it back is the door.

[@karenolson4000]

I would be hesitant about letting my dog swim with so called "friendly" sharks.

[@yak55dvr39]

I tend to agree but remember there are plankton-eating sharks that are relatively harmless.

[@Jason-mc6zf]

Dog fish, Nurse Shark- there's plenty of sharks that wouldnt consume a puppers 🤣 *edited* wouldn't eat puppers

[@jgr7487]

Cows kill more people than sharks. That small hammerhead species is loved by divers for how friendly they are.

[@jessyeheilman9185]

@@jgr7487Thanks for adding this. I was concerned for the dog as well.

[@StringfellowHawke-zb1dp]

Look at the tail shape. It is a nurse shark. A herbivore shark that consumes plankton. So I guess they are fine.

[@effiongbenjamin3305]

Wild lioness communicating with their eyes that they can become friends 😂 No way, the Puma saying dash should open the door 😂

[@Storyteller-do3sq]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="544">9:04</a> - That is the most beautiful puppy I have ever seen! Looks like a Turkish Kangal.

[@jacobwilliams5271]

Don't think I have ever seen a video that is hilarious, adorable, and terrifying at the same time

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

haha it's a bit chaotic.......

[@offbeat65]

The ignorance in the commentary is certainly terrifying,

[@RyanRafanan]

These made me giggle 🤣🤭 I just love seeing different animals befriend each other. It's very inspirational.❤❤❤😂😊😊😊

[@lilymarinovic1644]

Not so much the tiger 😮

[@krissy8833-j2v]

I love animals..they dont see race, color or differences or judgment like humans lol they have fun and enjoy life

[@SJ.77]

no such thing as "race".....read your Bible

[@KyuuDesperation]

​@@SJ.77 You must be fun at parties....

[@SJ.77]

@@KyuuDesperation So, conversely, you think people who espouse Darwins theory of evolution based on his pseudo scientific work "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life" - would be fun at parties? Would you all be wearing white sheets too?

[@KyuuDesperation]

@@SJ.77 looks like I won, you use the Bible for your own benefits. You do not deserve God, and I never claimed anything else. A reply would be set in stone.

[@prashp143]

Or species

[@Slayerhang]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="116">1:56</a> YES YES YES YES LET HIM IN

[@janinewetzler5037]

Uhhh....no, the cougar tested the glass to see about swiping lunch for itself, not any friendship going on there!! That pack of dogs running after the bear, a bear hunt!!

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Once you thought the mountain lion wanted to be friends with the little dog, I realized you were COMPLETELY delusional and left.

[@chriswelcome8102]

The dogs chasing the bear was pretty bad as well. Disliked and moved on

[@funnymonkey3961]

And it got hearted

[@abhaytyagi6108]

It is a tiger not lion

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

@@abhaytyagi6108 try again, my confused friend.

[@wendyshoowaiching4161]

Dog is so friendly adorable social. Everyday owners have many visitors friends

[@RuovituoDavid-o3u]

Only one song comes to mind. Yes that one...!!!!😂😂. " YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND IN ME". 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

Yeah, me too!

[@Zainab3434-AI4]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="224">3:44</a> AWW❤❤ THAT WAS SOOO CUTE I'M CRYING RN 😭❤️❤️

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

You know this happened to me I was at Kerela, India for doing some work and ofcourse for tour for 2 months Where I was living in a Small G+1 Bunglow type Hotel they had a very lovely Dog and he was very friendly, It was the Hotel speciality to keep a pet live with you in Bunglow and food will be provided by Hotel themselves One day I was sitting at the Balcony seeing the beautiful forest view surrounding the hotel and suddenly it was that dog appeared out of forest brought a freaking huge Elephant at the Hotel And I was like "Wha.." So I had Papayas and some Bananas to gave it to the huge adorable Elephant It was really one of the wonderful event happened in my life

[@EasyGoer-e3z]

"Usually" People Who Let Wild Animals Like This into Their Houses are Good People

[@Kingdom_Of_Discovery]

Yes, they're friendly!

[@alesiabradley5399]

And also stupid you don't know if they have a disease or not it's best to leave wild animals alone.

[@jeffmorin5867]

Reckless*

[@birdbrainsolutions6112]

"Usually" People who comment about good people are Good People too :)

[@arianna19742000]

The commenting on some of the videos is pretty stupid. The black bear was chased by dogs, not running with "friends"...etc.

[@lizahcjsk]

Yeah some of them where pretty of

[@DarksideiOS]

and the sound effects make the video so much wrose also

[@moviesenthil]

There's an atrocious level of cuteness here, but I'd be careful with bears and mountain lions! It's a miracle if the dog manages to befriend one of them.

[@Animalhome-real]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="194">3:14</a> The little pig is very smart. The horse also coordinates in a lovely way.

[@milo4343]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="551">9:11</a> I love how he started calling for someone else to watch as well 😂😂

[@ttmspecialops]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="553">9:13</a> The elephant doesn't seem friendly with that dog.😅

[@mikimaus5420]

You don't need a better friend than one that brings you home a feral tiger.

[@mi5iu491]

that cougar does not want to be friends. that dog was a plane of glass away from being dinner

[@MayukhDasSarma]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="509">8:29</a> OMG ITS A GHOSSSSSTTTTTTT

[@erikB10]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="110">1:50</a> “we are not doing this today” 😂😂😂

[@Janet-vx9qn]

I think you're attributing friendship to the predator/prey relationship.

[@IslanderloverBKK]

You don't know anything about animals. I have 3 animal sanctuaries, not everything is predator/prey.

[@robdickinson9282]

@@IslanderloverBKKthe cougar bit was not a friend relationship. It he bear being chased by hounds was not a friendly relationship.

[@claudiakiel4944]

Which isn't really a relationship... 😊

[@N-Lee]

It's called Humor. Get a Sense of.

[@chriscooper7474]

Cheetah was only prepping that dog for dinner <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="704">11:44</a>

[@giuliettamassina7787]

Cheetah?

[@jgr7487]

11:26 No, it wasn't. Cheetahs are extremely anxious, so zoos give cubs emotional support puppies. They live together their whole lives.

[@1Nida]

I was a bit suspicious of the mountain lion.

[@JeanMcMahon-Irish]

Who in their right mind lets a tiger anywhere near their pet cat?

[@KairuHakubi]

@@JeanMcMahon-Irish I don't think tigers live where people are in their right minds. I mean there's only like 400 left and I think drug lords have 300 of them.

[@sperez3276]

The pack of dogs were not playing with that bear. They were chasing it running it down to tire it out that was a pack of hunting dogs.

[@natalyacampbell-dg4jn]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="117">1:57</a> why not?😂. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="596">9:56</a> “a picanic”😂

[@ScintillantB408]

Is it just me or do a lot of these animals seem to be more in defense mode rather than play mode?

[@chimmy___]

@ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="625">10:25</a> Just getting a lick before the first bite 🐯

[@heartofchubbs]

Nah… that’s Kenzo… they’re great frenz 😊 KZbin Kenzo the tiger

[@Moa_Smug]

That's Kenzo the tiger they've been raised together and have been together for 5 yrs now. He's a lazy tiger he mostly just chill in the grass or pool and not caring about the Rottweiler

[@robertmunoz7058]

It's crazy how unique interactions between dogs and animals of different species can be. The shark one caught me the most by surprise.

[@madmikey1314]

Imagine heading out to work and your husky brings home a wild bear acting like they known each other for years😅

[@debbieannsmith8962]

Awww ❤❤❤

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Wow. @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="65">1:05</a> - A real Life fox and the Hound story. Who knew??

[@jordandorsett3106]

Piano 🎹 🎹 🎹 🎹 🎹 🎹 🎹 version of You got a friend in me (Toy Story)

[@dbzownz12345]

little did you know...foxes actually befriend dogs & attempt to lure them into woods where their pack will attack them. Not sure if this fox was intending on this, but they can be @ it for days or weeks if they know its worth it. Its not common, but I'd be wary of any wild animal...

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@dbzownz12345 I do know actually; I was being whimsical by saying "who knew?"

[@jessyeheilman9185]

@@dbzownz12345I have read that Wolves do this but never have I read this behavior in Foxes.

[@artharrison9586]

Those dogs were not “running with their friend,” in the bear clip, they were hounding an animal for the kill.

[@TheCelticwaters]

I was looking for someone to say something about this. Thank you!

[@wmmv2019]

Yep many comments said it also... I'm not an expert of animal expression but that bear wasn't too amused running "with" more like "away"

[@2FollowHim777]

Often different interpretations. 3:58

[@JeanMcMahon-Irish]

😢

[@wolfdreams2000]

​@@wmmv2019 Agree. And it should be outlawed.

[@TSKseattle]

"earthworm buddy"? That's an iguana.

[@marcusrussell8660]

My son had an Iguana in 1995-98. That lizard was smart,house trained and would lay across my son’s shoulders while my son studied. We moved to a newer house in 1998 and the Iguana got in the trees and my neighbors garden and we had to give him to a reptile farm in Dallas. That Iguana was such a neat pet, my dogs just ignored him.

[@B3autifullyInsan3]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="308">5:08</a> I think those hunting dogs were chasing the barrel away not playing with it😂

[@ZAIBERIAS]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1038">17:18</a> oh no she's being attacked 😂😂😂 daym if overreacting had a face 😂

[@ryanhampson673]

Yea..That mountain lion was trying to “be friends” with that dog..It was looking for some pupper tendies.

[@DovahkiinTheWraith]

My dog (tea cup Yorkie) went outside for the first time a few weeks ago and came home with a whole pack of wolves...I now have 10 new dogs, all of which are protective of my 4 month old tea cup Yorkie

[@kimdelorme6314]

Why can’t people be like animals. Find good, in everyone ❤❤❤❤

[@lilymarinovic1644]

Except lions, they mostly just find good eatin' in other animals.

[@imperialdebauchery5988]

Apes of various kinds chase off intruders using sticks and stones as weapons. Crows and ravens will gang up on and torment other birds for fun. Otters rape other small animals. Dolphins pass around pufferfish and get high off their toxins. Cats kill for fun. How exactly are we not like animals? Don't buy into this make believe Disney bullshit. Animals are quite capable of being every bit as cruel and malicious as people. They simply lack the ability to do so on as large a scale.

[@josephpotch7288]

Very well said

[@AlexBracelets]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="87">1:27</a> They really said, BESTIES FOR EVEISSSS!, lol 😂😂😂

[@buffysheffield1328]

I had a Newfoundland that used to bring me opossum babies her giant mouth and drop them at my feet thinking she was truly bringing the best gifts ever and always became deeply disappointed when I would scold her as I scooped them up and put them back outside only to find that their little hearts couldn’t take the stress and they would pass away in the driveway I put them on hoping their mother would come get them. It was always just too much for them. Then again it could have been a complete lack of oxygen that did them in. She never had a litter of her own, but she was truly grateful for the spoiling she received. I still think that she thought she was adopting those poor little babies. 😢

[@Christopher-z4q]

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow cute

[@jerseycatmews828]

Fox & Hound is one of my favorite movies. Nice to see IRL and the movie music 🦊🥰 🐶

[@lovelove9108]

If these creatures can get along so lovingly, how come human creature cannot get along like them after age 13, 15, 30 etc?

[@Lenovotab-c2w]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="254">4:14</a> he was duckin 🦆 terrified

[@St0l3nZB1]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="216">3:36</a> 😂😂😂😂😂

[@gavinsheridan4680]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="245">4:05</a> In no way did that lion want to become friends.

[@derekbrown3165]

That wasn't a lion. that was a Tiger.

[@Animeke-san]

​@@derekbrown3165 It's a mountain lion.

[@mrychards6682]

That 4:05 clip was a mountain lion. Elsewhere in the video, he did call a tiger a lion. I don't care to rewatch to find where that was.

[@deepti3]

Pack of dog were chasing and scaring the bear away.... Isn't it?? Please clarify

[@1corinthians15.1-4kjv]

Absolutely

[@SilverIchimaru]

Yes, the video narrator had absolutely no idea what he was actually seeing. The bear was being chased and snapped at. The dogs looked like working hunting dogs in addition, that bear is in for an awful time.

[@JeanMcMahon-Irish]

​@SilverIchimaru so disgusting what was happening in that clip. Whoever set the dogs on that bear should be charged .

[@SilverIchimaru]

@JeanMcMahon-Irish It depends, I don't know the laws around bears well, but I do know they can be hunted in some places and dogs are used to help corner them. So they might not be fined for that. However, it looked to me like these dogs got out, so the owner could be fined for things like loose dogs, maybe hunting out of season(serious ouch, because it could be considered poaching potentially) you aren't as far as I know allowed to bear hunt in residential (unless it's truly self defense) for obvious reasons and who knows what else. It honestly depends on the place and laws.

[@janemason1587]

In some places, dogs are used to frighten bears into NOT RETURNING. It's not about hunting, it's deterring. That's my impression of what may have been going on in the clip. That bear is in an urban/suburban environment. It's a bad situation.

[@topcat32349]

My cat came to the door with 3 rabbit kits following her. We didn’t see any sign of the mother and tried to save the bunnies but the vet said they were too young. 😢

[@jodywho6696]

Don't listen to fools😊

[@topcat32349]

@@jodywho6696 The kits were already shaky and we tried feeding them rabbit formula but they did pass away by 2 days later.

[@staceyga1]

@@topcat32349😢oh no!!! So sorry to hear that!

[@R0GU351GN4L]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="152">2:32</a> the dogs took bring home the bacon too literally.

[@victoriaemelike1053]

I especially liked the goose screaming, 'I'm being attacked'😅😂😂 Even though it was the one that did the attacking

[@Decade_of_the_Dawg]

The coyote that followed the dog inside had a collar on. For some reason people will keep coyotes as pets.

[@josephkostinko739]

The wolf at the end had a collar too. Obviously not wild.

[@KairuHakubi]

welllllll they're not domesticated, but they can be tamed. It's not reliable, it's not foolproof or totally safe, but it can be done. If it couldn't, we'd never domesticate anything.

[@JaamesJohnson]

@@josephkostinko739 I think that wolf at the end was actually a malamute "cross breed of a wolf and a husky"

[@Barnee1897]

That bear being run by bear dogs. There nothing friendly about that.

[@mospeada1152]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="297">4:57</a> - I don't think the dogs were playing!

[@Steaminator]

Why

[@mospeada1152]

@@Steaminator Gee, I'm not too sure!

[@Cookieplayz1796]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="820">13:40</a> wow 😂❤

[@fresnoniiji]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="625">10:25</a> Cheetah: This is what i call meal prep

[@Mrscatcat]

The lioness is communicating that dog would be nice to eat for afternoon tea.

[@virtualatheist]

That lion... was a tiger. #JustSayin

[@stillhere1425]

😂

[@gaynorhead2325]

I think they were talking about the mountain lion, not the tiger later on in the video.

[@mikepatton8691]

And the "duck" was a goose. I think the video creators do this as a cheap way to get engagement on their videos. People see a lion called a tiger or a duck called a goose and then comment to correct them, then their comment boosts the video in the algorithm.

[@lgarcia67]

All due respect; but neither the coyote nor the mountain lion were trying to make new friends. They would kill and eat your dogs as soon as you turn around. In my area, coyotes are notorious for enticing dogs to play, even stealing their toys, the dog follows and the pack of coyotes are waiting in the bushes. Not a nice friend for sure.

[@ireneparrish3070]

Tall tales

[@DiloFBeditzz]

Him at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="244">4:04</a> : this dog is not afraid of this wild lioness Me at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="244">4:04</a> : it’s a cougar💀💀🫤

[@suhebgillraza8679]

The dog: you’re my friend now The iguana: would you please put me down

[@TheSilvertrigger]

Dogs are not only man's best friend 😂

[@masonsharrison]

Now only if humans were their friends.