There’s nothing cuter than watching animals of different species get along. Unlikely animal friendships pretty much make the world go round. But there’s something particularly special about watching dogs and cats become friends. Some think of them as total opposites, but they can really get along if they live in the same home.
Popular dog YouTube channel Funny Dog Bailey recently uploaded a video that shows a puppy trying to be friends with the cats in the house. The video is as adorable as it is hilarious, and fans are absolutely obsessed.
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The Puppy Really Tried Her Hardest!
The video, which is about a minute and 20 seconds long, shows a golden retriever puppy named Mia sitting around with various cats. The hyperactive pup attempts to groom some of the cats in some clips while trying to play with them in others. At one point, Mia begins barking with excitement.
The cats, meanwhile, have pretty similar (yet subtly different) reactions to Mia. The first is pretty calm, almost ignoring Mia altogether. That is, until it gets startled by Mia’s hyperactivity. The second and third cats both try to keep their distance, with one of them even giving Mia a gentle boop to the face by the end of the video. It just goes to show that most adult animals have pretty limited patience with pups.
Commenters Were Obsessed With Mia’s Playfulness.
Fans were very entertained by Simon, the third cat to appear in the video and the one who tapped Mia on the face. It seems that of all the cats Mia tried to play with, he was the least patient in the end. Still, viewers loved seeing each cat interact with the pup.
Fans Were Especially Impressed By How Patient The Cats Were.
Sure, you could definitely tell they weren’t totally into babysitting a puppy. But apart from Simon hitting Mia, they were pretty calm and didn’t react too much to anything Mia tried to do. It seems that they may not be the most compatible with the sweet puppy though.
Fans Were Still Hopeful That Mia And The Cats Could Become Friends.
The little puppy still has some growing up to do, and with it comes a little more patience and restraint. By then, I’m sure that the cats will warm up to her, and they’ll all be a big, adorable, happy family, alongside the other pets in the house.
