This little boy has probably just learned to walk not too long ago and could use some practice walking with his giant friend, but he is going to need some help! The dog looks like he is patiently waiting for mom or dad to grab the leash so he doesn’t drag his companion around.
In the meantime, it might be more helpful for the baby to take a ride on his dog’s back, but it won’t be too long before he gets to walk his lanky pal by himself.
What Are You Looking At?
Babies and dogs, of course, have minimal communication, but it looks like this pug is either startled by his baby friend or ready for playtime!
The baby seems curious about his puppy’s expression and, though it’s not clear what either of them is thinking, they are both focused on each other.
Unlikely Playmates
German Shepherds are an incredible dog breed. They are versatile and intelligent and are not only used for herding sheep but also in the military and by police.
In a family setting, German Shepherds are usually seen as guard dogs, but this one is perfectly gentle with the infant by his side. German Shepherds can make excellent dogs for families with kids and, of course, great protectors too.
There’s a Llama on Our List
Llamas are known to be relatively easy to care for, gentle, and even affectionate. They are becoming more popular as pets, and some people also compare them to dogs! As they nuzzle close to each other, this little girl and her curious baby llama look like they have created a unique friendship.
This picture proves that many different types of animals can bring unexpected joy and interest to our lives.
Picturesque Puppy Portrait
There’s nothing like watching these two adorable creatures growing up together. The bond between an owner and their pet is significant, but there’s just something so unbelievably special about the bond between a little human and their furry friend.
This little weiner dog and his hooman are BFFs; there’s no doubt about that. We’d also like to direct your attention to what a stunning photo this is on top of the cuteness overload.