Some animals are very furious as we even hesitate to help them. But these dangerous predators can be as sensitive and cute as any other animal. Today’s story is in the same narrative in which the zoo gave their emotional support dog to the shy Cheetahs to get assistance.
Sometimes the dangerous animals also get anxious and stressed, and they don’t even socialize or procreate. They need assistance to recover from that particular situation, and here comes the perfect and unexpected solution.
When zookeepers studied the behavior of Cheetahs and realized that they needed assistance. So, they decided to assign their own emotional and support dogs. It may sound weird but according to Janet Rose Hinostroza, the animal training supervisor at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, a dominant dog might help in breeding out African animals. They are shy creatures and need a guide to learn lessons.
When you pair a guide dog with a Cheetah cub, they look at the dog for cues and learn to model their behavior. It is stated that they get calm and happy vibes from the dog, and eventually, it helps them to be more confident to get their own.
You can see through the pictures, how they notice and follow their guide dog, and also enjoy its company.
Well, this is completely unexpected but worthy.
