It's not hard for cats and dogs to live in harmony.
A friend of the Internet living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, had a pair of cats, a tiger cat, Dora and an orange cat, a dream.
They're raising a hybrid dog, Rabbit, two and a half years old.
Rabbit has been with Doo-Doo and A for a long time since he was a child, and he's become a cat.
Rabbit would learn to comb his hair and wash his face. Dora gave Rabbit a full sense of security and kept him awake.
You know, cats are obsessed with paper boxes.
The rabit, who often hangs out with cats, is naturally caught up with it.
One day when the owner was packing, Rabbit saw so many boxes of paper moving, he entered an empty box waiting for the owner to pack.
It's too safe and comfortable to sit in a paper box, and it won't be long before Rabbit falls asleep.
How can you sleep in a box like this?
Although dogs lie on their backs in the usual position, there's always something wrong with their presence in Rabbit.
Even when sleeping on the ground, it is in such a position as to duplicate paste.
That's the way it is. I'm sorry.
The wise master, who saw Rabbit lying on his back, looked like a bookcase and should not be experimenting on his feet.
It's so nice to be warm and puffy.
It turns out that Rabbit still had the advantage of maintaining the balance of books when the two front claws fell.