Came across this quote in a book about wildlife the other day -
AN OLD RAVEN
5 APRIL 1790
I met with one of the extraordinary phenomena that I ever saw, or heard of: - Mr Sellers has in his yard a large Newfoundland dog, and an old raven. They have fallen deeply in love with each other, and never desire to be apart. The bird has learned the bark of the dog, so that few can distinquish them. She is inconsolable when he goes out; and, if he stays out a day or two, she will get up all the bones and scraps she can, and hoard them up for him till he comes back.
JOHN WESLEY (1703-1791), England
Anyone know other stories or have anecdotes about 2D relationships? I've seen cats 'friendly' with dogs and horses by sleeping on top of them, but the cats probably regarded them as little more than walking hot water bottles!
AN OLD RAVEN
5 APRIL 1790
I met with one of the extraordinary phenomena that I ever saw, or heard of: - Mr Sellers has in his yard a large Newfoundland dog, and an old raven. They have fallen deeply in love with each other, and never desire to be apart. The bird has learned the bark of the dog, so that few can distinquish them. She is inconsolable when he goes out; and, if he stays out a day or two, she will get up all the bones and scraps she can, and hoard them up for him till he comes back.
JOHN WESLEY (1703-1791), England
Anyone know other stories or have anecdotes about 2D relationships? I've seen cats 'friendly' with dogs and horses by sleeping on top of them, but the cats probably regarded them as little more than walking hot water bottles!