A Golden Retriever struck up a really cute "romance" with a cow, and their fast friendship is the joy in the world we all need to see.
On July 21, 2024, TikTok user Golden Jeter (@goldenjeter) shared a video of their cute Golden Retriever who made a surprise friendship with a cow. Take a look!
In a minute-long video, we get to see an unusual but adorable friendship between a dog and a cow.
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"This romance wasn't on our bingo card," the text on the screen reads. "But we come back every week to let them spend some quality time together."
In the video, Golden Jeter walks up to the fence where a big black cow stands on the other side. They're very curious with each other but don't really do too much more than look at each other.
In another clip in the same video, we see the same black cow walking up to Golden Jeter when he arrives to say hello, and this time, several others in the cow fan appear curious to meet the dog as well.
In another visit, the cows get a little more curious and try to get a closer smell. By the end of the video clip, it's clear this doggy has made great friends with all the cows on the field.
The video is set to the song LOVE by Michael Buble, which gives us all the feels, setting the perfect vibe.
The caption reads, " Golden Retriever + cows = love." In the comments, people shared how this clip touched them.
One wrote, "I love this omg."
Another shared, "Soooo cute."
Someone else just added several heart-eye smiley face emojis.
Do Dogs and Cows Get Along?
According to Wag! , dogs and cows are very similar in many ways which can help them become fast friends. But there are some things you should be aware of between the two as well before you should let the two roam around freely together.
"If you live on a farm with cows, you may discover that cows can be fun and affectionate, just like your dog," the publication shares. "Cows can be playful, they like to be petted, they snuggle, learn tricks and give lickey face kisses!"
They remind us, though, that these are animals and they do have some instincts that might just be their natural responses. "Cows are large, they can be aggressive, and they can make sudden reactions. Your dog is going to be smaller than the cows, making them more vulnerable to getting stomped," Wag! warns.
When they are hanging out together, it's important to pay attention to their body language. " Watch for dropped ears, growling, staring or jumping behaviors that might signal that the calf is in trouble," they share, pointing out the signs your dog might get aggressive.
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