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These fearless baby chickens play games with some very laid back goats, such as hop-the-goat and goat-trolley. What incredible animal friendships!

Check out these curious baby chickens as they bond with other animals on the farm by jumping on top of them. That's definitely are great way to break the ice!

This dog may be too close to the action as two baby goats headbutt each other right on top of him during play time. It looks like the dog doesn't mind the free entertainment!

When this woman begins to sing the "Pokey Piggy" song, it sends this very intelligent pig into a train of commands that will have you applauding by the end. So cool!

This is Betty, a Pyrenean Mountain Dog. All she wanted to do this day was use the soothing shadow and take a nap on the ground. Little that she knew, her baby goat friends had quite different plans. Careful where you put those hooves, little ones… <a href="https://rumble.com/v3dusw-baby-goats-delight-in-their-new-sweaters.html" target="_blank">Baby goats</a> are the most loving, easygoing creatures. They love Betty like she is one of them, like a goat mom. They are together all day and every day. Their favorite pastimes are cuddling, napping, and chasing each other around – but, even when playing, Betty never, ever stops caring about their safety. We all love our pets, and feel in our bones that this love is returned multi-folds. However, can cats and dogs fall in love other animals, too? Can the expressions of love we evidently notice in our pets, really just be simple instincts that help them get a treat or something else they want? There is cold, hard scientific research to back the ‘love theory’ up. Claremont Graduate University, Paul Zak has been doing a series of studies based to the “love drug” - oxytocin. Zak went to an animal refuge to test whether animals could feel love and friendship for other animals. His study focused on two young males who would often play and simulate fighting with each other. They were two different species: a dog and a goat. The the pair was left to interact freely in an enclosed area, and, he took their baseline blood samples and drew again after the playdate. The dog’s oxytocin levels increased by 48 percent, showing the strong friendship he feels t for his goat buddy. But it seems the goat is actually in love with the dog — he had an increase of 210 percent! To sum up, what you saw in the video were some true and beautiful mixed family moments.

This is so funny! It seems like everyone wants to join in on this leisurely stroll, even the farm animals! At first, the dogs start to take a walk with their owner, then a few moments later, the chickens decide to tag along, how cute! They are running very fast to catch up, so funny! The ducks follow close behind and last but not least, the goats decide to join, but they don't look like they are in a rush, they are taking it nice and easy. There is no rush! It looks like it is a farm animal parade, awesome! This is one lucky lady. She's got some pretty cool friends! It seems like these farm animals love to go on walks, it is great exercise. I wonder what they're going to see, maybe she has a surprise for them! Either way, it seems like they enjoy every minute of this! Hooray! If they find any other animals along the way, they'll probably be quite tempted to tag along! How cute is this? Check out this 1000 piece <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Jim-Shore-Animals-Pieces-Puzzle/dp/B004WG5QAM?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=rumble07-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=383ea430720356eafd11c80d6d95cb94&camp=1789&creative=9325">farm animal quilt puzzle</a><img src="//ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=rumble07-20&l=ur2&o=1" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" />! It's a great way to take some time to relax!

Three dogs and a pig cozy up next to their owner as she begins to read them a story. The pig appears to be genuinely fascinated by the book!