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Puppy grew up with 2 rabbits, then she started hopping like them

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Honey had two rabbit roommates, and their favorite habit quickly became hers too. (DAJ via Getty Images) Some of the funniest animal stories begin when two species that have absolutely no business behaving alike end up sharing a home. A dog may grow attached to a cat, a horse may follow around a goat, and sometimes a puppy simply decides that the strange little animals around her are worth copying. That can lead to some wonderfully bizarre behavior.
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Your dog turns away when you hug them? Here's what it means

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By Carol Cassada Verified
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That little head turn may be your dog asking for space. (raw via Getty Images) Have you ever wondered why a dog turns their head away during a hug? There isn't always one simple explanation. But if your dog turns their head away during a hug, it can be a sign that they feel uncomfortable, stressed, or simply want a little more space. For some dogs, being held tightly can feel uncomfortable or restrictive, particularly if they prefer to keep control over their movement. Now, don't get offended.
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Baby fawn grew up and left, then she came back to see the dog who was her first friend

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The little fawn found comfort following one very patient four-legged friend. (fatido via Getty Images) There are some animal friendships that make perfect sense. When a dog meets a dog and a cat meets a cat. Maybe a goat decides it is best friends with a horse. But then there are also the friendships that make you stop and look twice. That was Lulu, a tiny fawn, when the farm family found her alone in their garden. She was weak, and there was no sign that her mother was coming back for her.
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