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4-years-old Zoa very preciously rocks a baby's cradle in this adorable clip. What an awesome babysitter!

Watch as Sion the 2-month-old Pomeranian howls whenever its owner decides to whistles. Cuteness overload!

Although there are a few moments of impatient growling, 2-year-old Yoll the Pomeranian politely shares his meal with Tang the 1-year-old poodle. Must see! The road we take is an option we make daily. This is both literal and metaphorical. In both literal and metaphoric sense, traffic jams are not uncommon. Will you choose to be carried away by anger or will you dance your frustrations away and have a merry day? For many pet experts, feeding dogs in one bowl is not advisable for several reasons but the top reason is the high possibility that the dogs will turn aggressive and instead of having a nurturing moment, they might be hurting each other during the meal. But for this 2-year-old Pomeranian, named Yoll, and this one year old poodle, named Tang, this fear of aggressive behavior being triggered is far from reality. There are times that they growl at each other as seen in the video but in general, the meal was peaceful. Anyone will not fail to notice that one will voluntarily allow the other to take his or her turn. Animal behavior is an interesting field of study. We are often caught in awe with some animals that portray a particular behavior that we may not have expected. If you have been caring for dogs, you could have noted that dogs are usually hesitant to share their meal with another dog even to their siblings or best friends. Thus, if you own dogs that share meals without an aggressive physical fight, you are as lucky as the owners of Yoll and Tang. Perhaps, you must be sharing how you have encouraged such behavior in your pets. Some pet specialists though discourage feeding <a href="https://rumble.com/v33x1m-cat-meets-50-dogs-at-a-dog-show.html" target="_blank">dogs</a> in the same bowl even if they can share politely just like these adorable dogs in the video. One reason for this is that the owner may not be able to monitor which dog is eating less than what is necessary and which one is eating more than the others. In addition, it may cause malnourishment to the dog that has a passive behavior – one who may be timid and does not assert his turn in eating his meal. The opposite effect may be encountered for a pet with dominant and assertive behavior which may, as a result, lead to over nourishment. Despite the foregoing discussion, it cannot also be discredited that feeding pets in one bowl may encourage some good behavior such as deeper friendship, nurturing the value of sharing, discouraging fights and other desirable behaviors. There would be no better judge for which is a better option after weighing the expected results than the owner himself or herself. Someone who is a responsible owner of <a href="https://rumble.com/v3gtpn-reasons-why-pets-are-a-kids-best-friend.html" target="_blank">pets</a> would understand the uniqueness of his or her own pet which allows better judgment. Summing it up, should you or would you allow your dogs to feed in the same bowl? You are entitled to your own best judgment. Meanwhile, enjoy the video of Yoll and Tang as they heartily share their meal. They remind us to share our blessings with people we encounter in this life. In this very competitive world that we live in, we yearn to compete for fame and resources without realizing that we can make the most of the resources around us is we share – just like Yoll and Tang.

8-month-old Kong barks in surprise when she sees herself in the mirror for the first time. What happens next it just too cute!

Are you looking for a way to tire out both your baby and your pup? Look no further, this clip shows Zoa, a beautiful four year old golden retriever playing catch much to the delight of her new human brother. <a href="https://rumble.com/v4eebf-golden-retriever-high-fives.html" target="_blank">Golden retrievers</a> are one of the most popular breeds of dog for many reasons, they are very trustworthy dogs who aim to please so they do very well at obedience training. They are big beautiful dogs who are quite friendly and love to play. Golden retrievers make a great pet for a family with children. Mom must have noticed her bundle of joy has an eye for these big hairy things running around the house and being a good mom who is eager to please decided to play a game in the middle of the room with her big ball of fluff and the cutest little spectator. As mom counts down Zoa eagerly waits with excitement in her eyes. You can tell she just can't wait to get the game going. While Zoa's eyes are fixed on the toy, the baby's eyes are fixed on mom, waiting just as anxiously for some entertainment. After a few hops and misses which entertain the <a href="https://rumble.com/v31t9t-baby-boy-cant-handle-stinky-breath.html" target="_blank">baby</a> who laughs with the cutest little giggles, Zoa gets her prize. She walks out of the picture but comes back for another round which delights the little guy in the walker. It is one of those moments that make anyone who sees it smile and forget about their troubles for the day. This definitely has the cute factor taken care of. It seems the other pup in the video was not too interested in helping to entertain the baby as she was in the background playing happily with her own toy. Perhaps she thinks she's not the cutest in the house anymore or she finds the new laughter annoying? We think we'll be seeing more of this darling duo in the coming months and years. Zoa and the baby may not know it yet but they are going to be the best of friends. Zoa is going to teach this baby many things, including some things mom may not be too happy with, eating kibble for dinner anyone? The laughing baby boy will follow this dog around so much that she will probably look for a place to hide after awhile. But, he is going to learn to respect this dog and eventually Zoa will be looking up to him. Being a golden retriever, she will probably keep him out of real trouble or at least alert the adults if anything is going on that makes her nervous. Growing up with pets, like Zoa, is a wonderful thing. This baby already has a buddy and doesn't even know it. So what do you think? Will they be the best of friends? Who was more entertaining? Zoa with those big dark eyes focused on her toy or the baby waiting for his next laugh? Let us know in the comments what you thought of this video and maybe we can get an encore. Oh, don't forget to share this with your friends!

Individuals frequently report that it appears as though their puppies are perusing their enthusiastic state and reacting similarly that a human would, giving sensitivity and solace, or participating in their satisfaction. We are sure that dogs can read our emotions, they know when we are happy, sad or when we are sick. They can feel and they are the first ones to come and give us consultation! However, dogs understand each other even better! Have you thought whether dogs understand each other when they bark? We can never accurately state what they know or do as a species, but we can look at each individual dog's unique, behavioral responses, and suggest which ones appear to consistently react differently and thus may have a different mental awareness of the different barks compared to other dogs. By looking at this video we can clearly see that this dog knows that her sister is sick whether by barking or just seeking her in bed all helpless, she knows that she is sick and she needs her love and support! 4-year-old Mongmoo the Golden Retriever knows that her sister is sick in bed, so she decides to bring her a treat. What a touching sight to see! This is so amazing! We have said hundred times and we will say, even more, we as people can learn a lot from dogs, especially when it comes to <a href="https://rumble.com/v3j0nx-unconditional-love-between-cat-and-dog.html" target="_blank">unconditional love</a> and empathy! Practices related to canine correspondence incorporate eye stare, outward appearance, vocalization, body act (counting developments of bodies and appendages) and gustatory correspondence (aromas, pheromones, and taste). People speak with mutts by utilizing vocalization, hand signals, body stance, and contact. Dogs and different creatures have an extraordinary 'fragrance' organ known as the Jacobson's or 'Vomeronasal' organ, inside their nasal pit. This enables them to dissect synthetic substances as they sniff, recognizing scents which furnish them with data about male or female, reproducing accessibility and in addition ID. This unpretentious and exceptionally refined capacity gives mutts approaches to convey in ways that we people can just envision. Whether they are showing us unconditional love or communicating with each other Golden Retrievers always find a way to impress us! There's something brilliant about retrievers. They have that canine mystery sauce that makes them powerful, adorable, cuddly and charming at the same time, constantly. We wouldn't go so far as to state they're the world's best pooch, since we adore mutts of every kind, except we needed to send one major yell out to each one of those brilliant retrievers out there. All we can say is that they are adorable! Just check out this <a href="https://rumble.com/v4j7ab-golden-retriever-squints-with-happiness.html" target="_blank">cute golden retriever squints with happiness after seeing his owner</a>! The owner of three Golden Retrievers, all distinguished by the color of their fur, was heading back home from work when he experienced the sweetest welcome ever. All three were excited to see him, especially the white Retriever. The happy dog was bending over the fence and squinting so adorably at him.

Mugi the 13-year-old cat always drinks water like this in order to avoid getting her whiskers wet. So classy!

At lunchtime, 15 puppies look at their owners and ask for their meals in an impressively polite manner. Good doggies!

Sion the 1-year-old Pomeranian adorably cleans his face like a cat does with his paws. It looks really stylish and cute!

This 6-months-old Labrador Retriever is watering these Jack Russell puppies with a hose in this priceless footage. What a good doggy!

Check out how these hyperactive dogs interact with a pair of goats in this hilarious clip. They want to play with them so badly!

Sion the 1-year-old Pomeranian adorably reaches out his paws for some tasty treats. So cute!

Holi the 5-year-old Maltese is the coolest dog at the park as she enjoys the swing. Priceless!

Sion the 1-year-old Pomeranian makes it crystal clear when he's hungry. He'll bring his food bowl right in front of your face! Message received!

Check out this playful pup's humorous response to partaking in the viral 'What The Fluff' challenge. Too funny!

Two-year-old Somi enjoys some loving kisses from a friendly cat. What an adorable friendship!

5-year-old Holi can't bear the sight of a cat on this person's smartphone, so he attacks the screen every single time! Priceless!

Check out this funny clip of a doggy dad attempting to play with his litter of puppies. Cuteness overload!

Three months old Jack Russell Fendy does cute things before he goes to bed when his owner is watching. It looks really cute!

Three-year-old Jack Russell Ari and two-year-old Forby are in a dispute over a laundry basket.ArI, who occupies the house, is intoxicated with triumph and sleeps. It doesn't look very comfortable!

Check out how this dog owner decides to use his Jack Russell in order to get a quick curl workout in. Great teamwork!

The puppy that opened its eyes for the first time after birth was tickled when its owner scratched its armpits. Look at the tiny puppy's feet that are half eyes open.Too lovely!

It's a smelly job, but 2-year-old Porby is up to the challenge. Great work, Porby!

One of these clever pups smartly lies down inside a bed, giving it an advantage over the opponent. Too funny!

Two-year-old Porby the Jack Russell literally drags his owner by the sleeve when he wants a treat. Ridiculous!