The Bottom Line for Surprisingly Solutions

Love and understanding are the ONLY answers to Surprisingly Solutions!

Imagine a world where horses and donkeys behave like dogs—playful, loyal, and eager to curl up at your feet. It sounds like something out of a dream, but in many ways, these animals already share qualities that remind us of man’s best friend.

Horses, like dogs, form deep bonds with their humans. They recognize voices, follow commands, and even display affection through nuzzles and soft whinnies. Some horses will follow their owners around like oversized puppies, seeking attention and companionship. In certain cultures, they’re even kept as close family members, much like a beloved dog.

Then there are donkeys—intelligent, affectionate, and fiercely loyal. Anyone who has spent time with a donkey knows they love scratches behind the ears and will often bray

Then there are donkeys—intelligent, affectionate, and fiercely loyal. Anyone who has spent time with a donkey knows they love scratches behind the ears and will often bray excitedly when they see their favorite human. Unlike the stubborn reputation they’ve been unfairly given, donkeys are cautious thinkers—just like a smart dog assessing a new situation before charging in. And once they trust you? They’ll stay by your side, just like a devoted canine companion.

Some donkeys and horses even behave like dogs in playful ways—chasing balls, responding to their names, and happily trotting after their owners without a lead. There are countless stories of these animals forming strong friendships with actual dogs, proving that companionship knows no species.

While horses and donkeys may never fit on the couch like a Labrador, their loyalty, affection, and intelligence make them just as loving as any four-legged friend. In many ways, they already are dogs—just in bigger, hooved bodies.

Hint:

Training with patience, and positive reinforcement is the key to a great success!