Horses, despite their size and strength, are cautious animals. Unusual sounds and smells, something unknown, suddenly appearing before them, can quickly get them to escape. A wild gallop can even force a bark to loudly barking a dog that jumps abruptly toward him, although he is much smaller and weaker than a horse. Probably, the horse intuitively senses the fear of the wolf, which associates the behavior of the dog. Like wolves and dogs, so wild horses and breeding horses evolve thousands of years. Both species have long adapted to the changing living conditions of the pet. Despite some prejudices, the herd animals, which are a horse and a dog are a predator but still can become really good friends. Of course, animals must first get used to each other. As you can see in the photos below, they are getting used to each other. :)

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A dignified horse looks at a dog who is trying to show its size. It seems dangerous, but it is not. 

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Animals react less than humans. They show their strength at first, and then live together, but they still have everything under control. La La Land is certainly not the world of animals but still they can become really good friends

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(not my photo)

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