Take Clara the Golden Retriever and her BFF, Cow, a little kitten. The best friendships happen unexpectedly. Their special friendship is growing stronger and more lovely.
Clara and Cow's content, including this one, makes over 81k people happy with support from Husky pup brother Shadow. Their fans couldn't stop talking about this combo.
So sweet I'm weeping. One individual said the marks on his booty like a dog's face, eyes, and snout. Another commented, "They make me smile from the inside all the way to the outside," while another stated, "beautiful," and "adorable," describing the genuine, loving relationship we all want.
The Best Teachers Are Golden Retrievers As working dogs who love to learn and satisfy their owners, Golden Retrievers are great for greeting new cats. The American Kennel Club says Goldens can learn a "multitude" of abilities that can be used in retrieving and daily life, where they can teach their young pets.
Due to their laid-back, curious, and inviting personality, Goldens like Clara make terrific pets for us and our furry friends.
Though each Golden Retriever's temperament is shaped by training and socialization, many pet parents have no problem with fostering cats and kittens. They're loyal, young, and want to help. This makes them ideal for search and rescue, therapy, and obedience training.
However, Cow is in wonderful hands with Clara, and I'm sure the tiny cat will one day repay the kind and gentle Golden's compassion!