The interspecies relationship is always a miracle in real life. In fact, animals see the world so differently compared to humans. They do not see a being by the species, shape, and size. All they see is the way they treat each other. So real. So genuine. The story between a dog and a goose below is a fine example.
The goose was saved and adopted by the owner of the dog when she was just a little baby. Despite the differences, the goose and the samoyed immediately bonded together. They stayed and grew up side by side, and the bond between them is only getting stronger.
They are so close that the goose even helps her dog friend take care of her puppies. The goose is a very attentive nanny. When the Samoyed isn’t around, she steps in to look after the babies, follow them around to make sure that they are okay. For her, those puppies are no different from her own children. It’s so heartwarming to see such a beautiful friendship like that.
Rescue puppy born without an ear flap, my parents want to name him Van Gogh.
Van Gogh, a resilient dog born without ears, embodies the indomitable spirit of life. Despite facing the world with a unique challenge, Van Gogh’s zest for life is truly inspiring. His owner, recognizing the strength within, named him after the renowned artist known for overcoming adversities. Van Gogh’s journey is a testament to determination, teaching us that true beauty lies not in perfection but in the courage to embrace and overcome our imperfections. May Van Gogh continue to lead a beautiful and fulfilling life, proving that a heart full of resilience can paint the most vibrant and meaningful masterpiece.
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