Friendship between different species is amazing. This time it is a special relationship, which has lasted for more than 11 years.
Meet deer Buttons and her best friend Golden Retriever G-Bro.
Lorrie, the human of G-Bro, when rescued the deer, didn’t know how to take care of her. One of her friends had an experience to raise a deer, so she called him to learn how to foster a deer.
Buttons soon became a member of Lorrie’s family. She especially befriended her wonderful dog, G-Bro.
After releasing Buttons to the wilds, she came back, to Lorries deep surprise. She kept visiting her kind family almost every day.
She couldn’t live without the family, who loved her and was so kind to her. One of the reasons of her daily visits was to see her best friend G-Bro. Their special bond was incredible.
Once, when Buttons needed a help, she appeared again, showing her babies and seemed asking to support her in raising them.
Especially, she expected that help from her best friend, G-Bro, who without hesitation shared her maternal duties with her.
It was so touching when G-Bro first saw deer’s babies, he was so excited. He became their dad and adored the little creatures.
G-Bro played with them, took care of them and was a protective guard for them. He was gentle, affectionate, he licked them all the time.
So, every day, Buttons regularly appeared at the front door, as if asking G-Bro to come outside.
She even knocked with her paw at the door, when nobody answered her. When the door was open, she, without waiting for an invitation, walked in the house.
Buttons still considers herself as a part of the family.
The amazing duo liked to be outside, to go for hikes, to hang out together, to play in the snow, but their beloved thing is to clean each other.
Hope, their 11-year friendship will last long, giving them joy and happiness.
This is so awesome. What about the kitty cat I saw in one of the pictures?
The heading is very confusing. Please add punctuation and rearrange the words, e.g.,
“Mama Deer visits her canine friend daily, and shows him her fawn.”
The entire article contains many confusing sentences with poor syntax. It contains comma splices.
It’s a heat-warming story, but would be more compelling if it followed the rules of good English writing .
STFU
Preeeettttttyyyyy sure the story comes across the same regardless of her grammatical errors. It’s a fun and wholesome story, not a dissertation or college essay. Your comment is snooty. It is also very comical and ironic that you pick at this story for the errors, and your comment had at least one error. “Heat-warming”? Maybe you meant heart warming. Not a good look to make the same mistake you are picking someone else apart for.
You dumb ass!
Actually, “heart-warming story” is correct.
She didn’t put this beautiful story on here to be judged I don’t think your comment was very nice.
Growing up on a farm I often saw different animals become friends. When my mare had her filly, each and every morning my two dogs went with me to greet the two horses by giving them each a lick on the nose. One time we had a “pet skunk” and all the dogs and cats would play with Rosie. Growing up on a farm is the best.
Ok Karen!
Your a joke ! Who takes the time that you did to completely act like this was some English assignment. 😂 get the fk out of here
Your a joke ! Who takes the time that you did to dissect this article as if it was some home work assignment lol
It’s still compelling…
I loved your video and your narration. It was wonderful to see how nature can complement each other. If only humans could do this.
Thanks for taking the time to post this.
What a wonderful story and friendship. I’m sure it just tickles you that the deer came back to visit her friends. That tells you she was very thankful for what you did for her.
Beautiful
But what a stupid name for a dog. G-Bro?
Are you serious uou idiot ! Katie is a pretty stupid name if you ask me
Why do the grammar nerds have to show someone up, is it because you have trouble understanding what everyone else can ,go impress elsewhere
Heart melting!
Incredible creatures,
Excellent!
My God! I am an English major and I have enough sense to know when to leave stuff in the classroom.