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u/aaaggggrrrrimapirare 23d ago
Made my morning
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u/BetterLateThanKarma 23d ago
Made my night. Time for some sleep thinking of how great companions animals can be.
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u/RaynaLilley 23d ago
Imagine the heartbreak if the cat didn't high-five you as you passed it.
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u/broketothebone 22d ago
Happens to me every time I see my best friend's cat. Can confirm it is heartbreaking and also, pretty embarrassing when a cat just leaves you hanging like that.
(I figured out it's because I cat-sit when they're gone, so she sees me and thinks that means they're leaving her. Her vibe is more to perch on the dresser and judge my every move.)
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u/savvyblackbird 22d ago
It would probably help to come by more often and bring treats
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u/Dramatic_Iron_4595 23d ago
Made my evening
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u/Cringe_reaper 23d ago edited 23d ago
Man this really made my afternoon. I was taking an explosive diarhea, blood in the toilet bowl and shit. BUT THIS made me stop crying, thank you soo much.
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u/PM_ME_UR_GRUNDLE 22d ago
Man this really made my afternoon. I was taking an explosive diarhea, blood in the toilet bowl and shit. BUT THIS made me stop crying, thank you soo much.
Might be a bit TMI Cringe-Reaper, I hope your bowels settle down soon!
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u/Postmodernfinn 23d ago
This is possibly the cutest video the internet will ever see. Animals are just the best.
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u/AlessandraAnguiano 23d ago
Absolutely! Also the compilation of this vids looks really hard and time consuming to put together but it was superb. I love animals and their cuteness made me smile.
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u/Tee_Veee 23d ago
Bears and russians seem to have this strange relationship.
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u/uItratech 23d ago
ikr it was all just typical domestic pets before the russians decided to show up with a BEAR PUSHING A GUY IN A WHEELCHAIR lolll
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u/TheFemiFactor 23d ago
I have no idea why I thought Russia but that was the first thing that popped into my mind. Looks like it wasnāt just me.
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u/rockhardgelatin 22d ago edited 22d ago
The following is not Russian history with bears, but Polish. Either way, if youāre looking for an interesting story, look up Wojtek) the soldier bear. He accompanied Polish soldiers to battle in Italy during WWII and earned the rank of Corporal. Absolute unit.
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u/Tee_Veee 22d ago
I'm also well aware about Wojtek, no bear could come close to the badassory of Wojtek.
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u/Background-Adagio-97 22d ago
I had heard the name, but never knew anything about Wojtek. That was an awesome read and I will definitely be doing more research into that. What a total fucking badass of a bear.
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u/Agni707 23d ago
this is the most wholesome thing ive seen ALL DAY. thanks for making my day, OP! animals are just a blessing to this world :)
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u/REDDITOR_6942066621 23d ago
The best blessed vid of 2021,thanks OP!
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u/Elua7 23d ago
Glad you liked it!!
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u/rgeyedoc 23d ago
Is this available anywhere else? I wanted to Chromecast it to my TV.
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u/WorldsInMyHead 23d ago
Nothing says heartwarming like an abused bear being forced to do tricks...
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u/GolDjali 23d ago
Followed by a walrus doing tricks at a zoo in China.
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u/its_a_me_garri_oh 23d ago
And the poor little daschunds made to jump rope on the street in what looks to be China.
Dogs like that have a tendency to bad backs, they shouldn't be jumping like that.
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u/gma89 23d ago
Nooo itās so wholesome according to every other comment here! Donāt forget the monkey belonging to the rich douchebag wiping down his car, so fucking wholesome
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u/IkerandKaira 23d ago
I was looking this comentary.... I think like you
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u/_Neverknow_ 23d ago
Me too. Had to scroll too far down to find this comment. Got to the walrus and was like ānopeā.
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u/splashywastaken 23d ago
I did wonder how this isnāt the top comment, I had to stop watching after that. Completely sullied it for me
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u/youbetterchewbigred 23d ago
This is the boner my soul needed to wake up to
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u/SrslyNotAnAltGuys 23d ago
Edit: Holy crap, it's a real sub!
Set to private, though. Wonder what sekrit bonery stuff is going on in thar. š¤Ø
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u/KeybladeMasterAqua 23d ago
Most of these were amazingly cute. Just not the walrus doing sit-ups and the bear one. Those werenāt cute. Those were animals that were doing things they shouldnāt be doing.
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u/ThrowRAxakep0805 23d ago
exactly
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u/KeybladeMasterAqua 23d ago
The dogs and cats were adorable though. They were mimicking their people, just like tiny humans. That in itself is adorable, a sign of true love.
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u/furry-burrito 22d ago
You know what an animal shouldnāt do? Spend its entire existence in an industrialized factory farm where all it knows is suffering and pain until its body parts make their way to your plate.
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u/redcottagelizard 23d ago edited 23d ago
Adorable except for the bear. It looked like it was on a very short chain connected to the top of the wheelchair, you can see it at 0:39 :/
Edit: Found the full clip, the chain is part of his leash that hands from his neck, he is pushing around his trainer that broke his legs. So it's a learned trick. I did say it looks like (:
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u/Zakrath 23d ago
I think the chain is not connected to anything in this particular moment. I don't know how the animal is treated behind the scenes tho
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u/redcottagelizard 23d ago
Sorry, you are right. I found the full clip. the chain is attached to the leather leash that's hanging from his neck. He's pushing around his trainer. So it's just a trick he was taught
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u/Fletch_e_Fletch 23d ago
None of us do. Maybe we should not make full assumptions of a narrative based on 3 second clips.
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u/Aurorinha 23d ago
The walrus doing sit-ups was disturbing too.
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u/TundieRice 23d ago
Would that not just be considered a trick? And heās doing it for treats? Iām not sure how youād force a walrus to do that.
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u/Viend 23d ago
Would that not just be considered a trick? And heās doing it for treats? Iām not sure how youād force a walrus to do that.
Shhh this is reddit, every animal outside America is abused to do stuff for their masters!
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u/weebu4laifu 23d ago
Also, that bear is awesome
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u/redcottagelizard 23d ago
The bear was on a very short chain connected to the top of the wheelchair, it didn't have a choice. You can see it at the beginning of that part.
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u/TundieRice 23d ago edited 23d ago
Welcome to at least 50% of these ālike usā posts. Most of these animals are either forced to do these tricks or are doing it for treats.
Iām sure a small amount are natural and the animals are truly mimicking humans, but itās a lesser percentage for sure.
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u/redcottagelizard 23d ago
I still have some hope left
Teaching them tricks for treats is the same as training a dog to behave, so not half bad. Animals that are companions or spend most of the time with humans do stuff like that naturally, there's a bunch of clips of dogs trying to exercise with their humans.
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u/CheetahMax 23d ago
That cat that follows humanā¦ man. I have 2 adult cats that do that. 1 in particular likes walking between my legs. Was cute when it was baby kitten. Now heās just a tripping hazard.
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u/looadediaper 23d ago
Thanks, this serotonin will last me an entire week.
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u/furry-burrito 22d ago
Who needs serotonin when we can just feast on the dead bodies of animals?
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u/SereneAdler33 23d ago
Animals are the absolute best. That horse doing yoga made my week.
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u/MikeyMono 23d ago
Adorable beyond words but I don't quite see how the clip of my workout got in there at 0:45, nor how anyone got hold of the tapes that I was certain I destroyed years ago.
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u/Plenor 23d ago
What is that title supposed to mean?
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u/Tiny_Can91 23d ago
I think they were trying to say everything is better with company, meaning with others.
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u/craponapoopstick 23d ago
There have been so many more bad English titles like this lately. Curious if it's just more non-native speakers posting or if it's bots or something.
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u/LadyBernVictim 23d ago
I'm very glad I found this comment because I came here looking for similar responses. I feel like so many front-page posts in the last few weeks have horrible misspellings or are just grammatically incorrect, so bad that I can't believe they get upvoted so high. Maybe Russian/Chinese bots?
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u/thisprettyplant 23d ago
Oh my gosh how do I pick my favorite?!
The headstand
No the kitty steps
No the horse yoga
Gah ALL of them. Thank you for this!
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u/godspeeding 23d ago
i've been really suicidal the past 16 hours and this brought me genuine joy. thank you
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u/thedamntheduh 23d ago
One of these things is not like the other!
And I mean the bear fucking pushing a man on wheelchair
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u/Accrocheuse 23d ago
Most of these are really cute but the bear and the monkey need to be released, thatās just cruel.
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u/throwawayathrowaway0 23d ago
I recently moved out on my own and I'm feeling quite isolated. My dog died in 2020 and I'm still not over that. This makes me wish I had a pet more than anything, but I can't afford it right now and the timing isn't great. Animals make me life better.
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u/Anjunapanda 23d ago
Been having a shitty few days and seeing this video definitely made me smile. For those 2 minutes and 15 seconds I forgot my dad was in the hospital and everything else that was piled up on me.
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u/Zealousideal_Dot3643 23d ago
Single handedly the cutest thing Iāve seen in a while. We donāt deserve animals
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u/Theradiodemonboi 22d ago
Plot twists: the kid on the bike knew that the cat was Hitler and was Heiling to it
(Letās see how many downvotes i get for this comment)
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u/Smooth-Knowledge-762 22d ago
This needs the "Life could be a dream" song playing while this is played
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u/BondsOfFriendship 22d ago
So touching and eye opening! Hopefully everyone upvoting this thinks twice next time they make the decision to eat an animal for lunch - no, they are not just animals ā¤ļø
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u/Qforz 23d ago
This reminds me of the ostrich they had at my local zoo. I had a subscription, went weekly. I would run back and forth next to the enclosure for the ostrich and he would run along with me. It made me so happy.
One week I came in and he wasn't there. I looked around a bit and walked up to a carer and asked him: "Hi! where's the ostrich today?"
He replied: "Oh! That's a really short story. It died."
I still think of that great animal. And that carer. Why did you have to say it like that man?