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No Kid Can Resist a Mud Puddle

Momma Deer: What happened? How did you get so muddy?
Fawn: I dunno.

Very cute.
 
I thought it was the one where the little boy was walking his dog down the road and comes upon a mud puddle....I was sent it in an email I'll see if I can find it online...

I hate to say this though, fucking deer are thick as thieves up here. CLipped one the other day luckily it wasn't badly injured (just knicked his ass) and no damage to the truck but they've run out in front of me oh about 10 times over the past 2 weeks.....just right out in front of me....I have to learn to watch the sides of the road, not just the road ahead of me.....

Someone more knowledgeable on the subject told me what spokes them is wolves....it's the dead of winter and the wolves are hungry so they start chasing the deer and they spook.....
 
tboy said:
I thought it was the one where the little boy was walking his dog down the road and comes upon a mud puddle....I was sent it in an email I'll see if I can find it online...

 
What I think is really amazing about this is how it apparently shows an adolescent participating in play just for play's sake. A lot of play that you observe with animals has to do with honing their hunting or fighting skills or as a result of trained behavior. It's a great capture of deer just having a great time for what seems like no other reason than to have fun.
 
Thank you T-Boy for Remembering and Thank you Wanker for Posting the Little Boy, His Dog and The Mud Puddle. :YMAPPLAUSE:

I continue to be amazed by the unspoken communication that exists between children and animals.

If I had dropped the leash, the Dog would have taken off.

The Little Boy seems to know how to make the Dog understand to "stay" without speaking or gesturing to the Dog.

The Dog seems to understand the Little Boy's need to explore the Mud Puddle before continuing their walk.
 
Thank you T-Boy for Remembering and Thank you Wanker for Posting the Little Boy, His Dog and The Mud Puddle. :YMAPPLAUSE:

I continue to be amazed by the unspoken communication that exists between children and animals.

If I had dropped the leash, the Dog would have taken off.

The Little Boy seems to know how to make the Dog understand to "stay" without speaking or gesturing to the Dog.

The Dog seems to understand the Little Boy's need to explore the Mud Puddle before continuing their walk.

It has been my understanding that animals bring out the best in humanity.
 
Both of those videos have me smiling all over my face. :) I shared them with some friends and now they are grinning too. Nicely done both of you. :)
 
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