Newborn Fawn and Horse

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We went out to collect the horses one evening and found that "Spook" had a companion - a newborn fawn that thought that Spook was his mommy. He was still damp and wobbly-kneed, so he couldn't have been more than an hour or two old. Luckily, the real mother was nearby, and ran in as soon as we collected the horses and left the area.

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AWW! That has to be ... ( 9 months ago by IrishBarFight)

AWW! That has to be the sweetest thing I've ever seen! (even though your gelding doesn't seem to like the fawn hanging around his legs...but at least he didn't kick him/her)

That is adorable! ... ( 9 months ago by dimmadome07)

That is adorable! You just made my week!

Y'know, when you're ... ( 8 months ago by zerstorer335)

Y'know, when you're only so high, and not old enough to know better, legs tend to look alike...

Poor little thing . ... ( 8 months ago by Friesianwelshx)

Poor little thing ... now it's gonna have an identity crisis. Really cute video!!!

the little fawn is ... ( 7 months ago by razzleberriee)

the little fawn is so small compared to the big horse.

that horse isnt ... ( 7 months ago by razzleberriee)

that horse isnt even a girl either lol. poor little thing

That is so cute. :) ... ( 6 months ago by ViraTehFreak)

That is so cute. :)
But Spook is so mean. Just nocks him to his feet in the beginning. Naww.
Poor little bub. Looks so confused and lost.

so precious ( 6 months ago by uklovethosecurls)

so precious

This video is just ... ( 5 months ago by uelueluel)

This video is just brilliant! And very funny. Thank you very much for uploading.

so cute. ( 3 months ago by Rose8516)

so cute.

Aaw, he looks like ... ( 3 months ago by Nukafan4ever)

Aaw, he looks like Bambi! (The fawn)

okay.. now thats ... ( 3 months ago by DivaxoxStarr)

okay.. now thats cute..

Thats soooo cute. ... ( 3 months ago by FinallyAnIDName)

Thats soooo cute. He's so careful not to step on the little one!

That is so cute. ( 3 months ago by GermanConquistador08)

That is so cute.

CUTE!!!!great job! ( 2 months ago by breyerhorselover430)

CUTE!!!!great job!

Not to step on? ... ( 2 months ago by packysoccer)

Not to step on? this horse was about ready to kick this little fawn!!! Did u not notice that the horses ears were pinned?(that means they are pissed off) Also in the begging this horse was pushing it away....There was nothing cute,there was a threat to the baby but nothing cute.

You need to be ... ( 2 months ago by packysoccer)

You need to be aware that the fact is that he was about to kick the fawn,right then and there you should get the horse out if the fawn follows see if u can direct the fawn in the right direction.You don't just stop and watch while the horse is getting pissed off the whole time!!! you do something about it,maybe u take a picture but then u deal with the situation right away!!

YOU ARE AN IDIOT!!! ... ( 2 months ago by FinallyAnIDName)

YOU ARE AN IDIOT!!! I have spent my life working with horses! That fawn WAS NOT in any danger! If the horse was going to hurt it, it would have just done it. The pinned ears in the begining were likely from it not knowing what it was. The horse nuging it was an act that many mother horses do to there babys to help them gain there balance to stay on there feet. Learn the facts before you comment!!!

This horse is a ... ( 2 months ago by CrimsonSpiderGirl)

This horse is a gelding, correct? Then the horse has no "mothering" instincts. The horse was not trying to step on the fawn, but neither was he pleased to have the fawn on his hocks. And the shoving, that was your gelding pushing the fawn out of the way. I also have spent my entire life with horses, now I have nine of them. I do know how to read a horse's body language. The fawn, however, is very cute and your gelding is a handsome boy. Looks like the fawn was all right.

Plus, the snapping ... ( 2 months ago by CrimsonSpiderGirl)

Plus, the snapping of the tail was another sign your horse was pissed off about having a little tiny fawn following him around. He is not a happy camper.

that fawn is very ... ( 2 months ago by ridingstar11)

that fawn is very lucky that horse didnt kick it

shoot the fawn! ( 1 month ago by pretty08princess)

shoot the fawn!

Is the horse ... ( 3 weeks ago by Yidenia)

Is the horse actually that pissed off? It looks like it was just tolerating the fawn, and as for the fawn hanging around its legs, I doubt any animal would be happy with something hanging around its legs; it could trip the horse, potentially. The horse looks like it's just more interested in eating and rather indifferent to the fawn, not outright annoyed.

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