Gentle Dog Attracts All Kinds of Animals in Compilation Video
(Photo Credit: @bakerbarnes / Instagram)
Dogs are called man’s best friend, but they are also often friendly with other animals. To provide an apt example, an Instagram video shows how a Golden Retriever named Baker attracts all kinds of animals. In the caption, the adorable and gentle pooch is referred to as “A real life Disney Prince.”
Instagram video shows Golden Retriever’s interaction with various animalsA recent video on Instagram features a compilation of clips of a Golden Retriever’s interaction with various animals. Describing the pet’s personality, his owner mentions a line on it, saying, “My golden has the gentlest soul and attracts all kinds of animals.”
The video begins with the dog named Baker showcasing a curious face while looking at a bird. The two creatures observe each other in close proximity. In the next scene, someone holds a dragonfly while the pooch tries to jump a little and smell it.
Further, Baker interacts with a Koi fish as he leans towards a pond, and one fish jumps up and tries to hold the canine’s nose. He pulls his head back first, but becomes curious again. In the final clip, the pet approaches a flying bug and reacts similarly. Throughout his interactions with different creatures, none of the animals reject Baker’s advances. It proves the dog’s gentle behavior towards others.
Meanwhile, the video has gained viewers’ attention. They called Baker a “gentle spirit,” “sweetie,” and “gentle soul.” A user commented, “How can you be so sweet,” while another wrote, “What a beautiful little soul your dog has.” Some referred to him as “Disney princess” and “adorable prince.”
Additionally, a few of them liked the Golden Retriever’s interaction with the fish the most. One said, “Oh I love his floppy ears watching the koi fish.” A viewer also mentioned, “i love that the koi fish also wanted to boop him.” Since the upload, the Instagram video has received over 25K likes.
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