Amazing Friendship : a Cat & a Dog

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This is an amazing incident took place in front of me at Bethuadahari Regulated Market during my morning walk at 6:15 a.m today [24/05/2013].I recorded this with my [Nokia C5 ] mobile camera [ so resulation is not so good ]  & then edited it  myself.
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These two animals live on the footpath at Bethuadahari Regulated Market  area  [Bethuadahari , West Bengal , India ]. They  collect their food together [seldom] from garbeg  , the piece of food wasted/thrown by the people . They even share their emotion , feeling with each other by touchy -touchy  soft moments. They help each other  with what they lack ,like , the cat has lack of security  but stil could not found any lack in case of the dog except love and healing touch of the cat.
 However, Hope  you will like it .
                                       
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Location: Kshidirpur, West Bengal, India

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  1. Unknown28 May 2013, 23:56:00

    eta ki pukai naki? dog tar nam ki?

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    1. Unknown29 May 2013, 20:13:00

      na na eta pukai nare , super market er kachhe raastar dharer akti kukur o akti biral... @Hirak

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