[OllieGSD]

This is a marvelous global lesson and awesome story!



If you don't already think animals are far more spiritually advanced than we humans, think again. Stuart Brown describes Norbert Rosing's striking images of a wild polar bear coming upon tethered sled dogs in the wilds of Canada's Hudson Bay.




The photographer was sure that he was going to see the end of his dogs when the polar bear wandered in, but

The Polar Bear returned every night that week to play with the dogs.�

 

[KCandMace]

Amazing!!!!!

 

[dobricans]

WOW....it really is amazing !!! Must have been really lonely for him/her there...

 

[dbailey]

that's awesome!! thanks, that put a smile on my face today, I needed that!!

 

[wrenny]

thats really cool.

 

[littledmc17]

awesome

 

[dgon27]

Can you say, "AMAZING"

 

[lcht2]

one word...WOW!

in the first pic the dogs and polar bear looked like they were going to attack eachother..i wonder how the polar bear "told" the dogs that he was just being friendly?? those dogs are probably like
''COOL a big soft warm pillow!!''

makes u wonder sometimes

 

[GSDolch]

There is an unheard often misunderstood language between animals that us humans probably couldnt even scratch the surface of truely understanding.

my spiritual take on it....

Its also possible that this is a young polar bear, possibly from a mother who had two cubs and hes just looking for companionship that nature took away from him.

Dogs tend to not be on a polar bears menu on a regular basis so I doubt he saw them as lunch.

Im wondering if he saw them a mini mutated polar bears? If its a young male he may not be to the point yet of killing the younger "compitetion" and if its a female, she could have an overly maternal instinct.

I think, no matter the reason behind it, they know/knew each others intent, a happy go lucky playful intent

 

[Maedchen]

Awesome pics!


WOW....it really is amazing !!! Must have been really lonely for him/her there...

Yah, bc there aren't many polar bears left to play with.

 

[Maedchen]

Here's more info on it:
Video

 

[Maedchen]

Wow, take a look at this vidoe

Polar bears and dogs at play

 

[Vinnie]

That is cool. Another member posted this a few months ago but it's worth looking at a second time (maybe even a 3rd & 4th time). Thanks.

http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=615692&page=4#Post615692

 

[larrydee33]

Great pictures