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We have spoken about these types of friendships for a very long while now. Seeing individuals from two very different species get to know each other and become very close friends brings a welcome warmth to our hearts. Dogs and cats, cats and birds, dogs and horses; they all seem to be able to put their own obvious differences aside and get to know what’s beneath the surface. We should totally look up to them! While visiting her grandmother's house in Olathe, Colorado, Jessica caught this incredible moment between her dog and a one-week-old <a href="https://rumble.com/v3t079-camera-captures-baby-horse-sneezing-his-reaction-has-people-crying-with-lau.html" target="_blank">baby horse</a> on the farm. By the looks of it, they're going to be friends for life! These kinds of friendships aren't unusual at all, and the bond that is being made in this video will surely last a lifetime. We can learn quite a lot from our animal friends and how they build relationships. They love one another regardless of their differences, which is why so many different species end up becoming the most unlikely best of buds! Horses seem to be able to build a strong bond with <a href="https://rumble.com/v33xxl-horse-and-dogs-play-game-of-tug-of-war.html" target="_blank">dogs</a>, and if you’re likely enough to own a dog and horse, you’ve probably seen their special bond firsthand. As horses can be easily spooked, animal experts recommend introducing them to a potential doggie playmate in a positive, low-stress environment, and making sure that the dog isn’t overexcited and begins their interaction while on a leash.