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Dog and Kitten Go On Amazing Adventures Together

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Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

Dogs and cats aren’t always known to be the best of friends but an Australian labradoodle and a kitten are proving everyone wrong.

After being rescued from a farm, a kitten named Koda almost instantaneously took to Jessie, a 3-year-old dog.

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

“Within the first hour of Koda being home, he imprinted on Jessie. Her and him became two peas in a pod,” Emily Aubrecht , who resides in Canada, tells This Dog’s Life. “They enjoy playing, wrestling, sleeping and adventuring together!”

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Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

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And adventuring they do. Aubrecht has documented the pair exploring all the beauty British Columbia has to offer, including its rivers, trails and fields. While Jessie’s backpack can carry Koda, the pup would rather have her travel buddy at her side, not on her back.

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

“The backpack was great for Koda, as he was always near is favourite thing, though Jessie wasn’t very pleased with it,” says Aubrecht. She does say she is planning an upgraded version to make everyone comfortable.

When it comes to being closer to home, the duo stick together, with Koda following Jessie’s every move.

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

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“Koda always follows Jessie,” says Aubrecht. “Sometimes he will sneak outside without his lead and follow her through the yard as she walks around the property…no fence. He is always keeping an eye on where she is.”

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

When they aren’t exploring the great outdoors, they are keeping Aubrecht entertained in their home.

“Koda is crazy. He always wants to do laps around the house,” she says. “He will start chewing on Jessie’s ears and tail, even when she doesn’t want to play.”

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

Image courtesy of Emily Aubrecht

To keep an eye on these two, follow their Instagram account Jessie.and.Koda

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By Andrea Huspeni

Andrea Huspeni is the founder and CEO of This Dog's Life. Her mission it to help dogs live a happier, healthier and longer life. When she isn't working, she spends time with her two dogs, Lola and Milo. She resides in Brooklyn, NY.

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