Snowy Harmony: Gray Horse and Alaskan Dog Forge Instant Bond, Steal the Spotlight in Incredible Photoshoot

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Snowy Harmony Gray Horse and Alaskan Dog Forge Instant Bond Steal the Spotlight in Incredible Photoshoot
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Credit Svetlana Pisareva
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A captivating snowy photoshoot features the extraordinary bond between a gray horse and an Alaskan Malamute highlighting the enchanting beauty of interspecies friendship.
During a nature trek with her two Siberian Huskies 44yearold Russian photographer Svetlana Pisareva discovered an equestrian club where stunt horses were undergoing training for various purposes. Pisareva observed the immediate fascination one of her dogs had for the horses.

The horses effortlessly performed tricks captivating both the photographer and her dog. Pisareva shared her amazement stating They performed tricks with pleasure and completely naturally. It was so mesmerizing that even my dog could not take his eyes off them. This encounter shattered preconceived notions about the impossibility of forming warm connections between different species.
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Inspired by the profound connection between the Alaskan Malamute and the gray horse Pisareva felt a deep desire to capture this boundless friendship through her lens aiming to showcase the remarkable nature of interspecies relationships.
Drawing on her extensive decadelong experience in photography Pisareva had already built a diverse portfolio featuring interactions among various species. However the prospect of photographing a dog and a horse together presented a novel and exciting challenge. The perfect opportunity arose when Pisarevas

 friend generously offered her Alaskan Malamute Sob Aku as a willing model prompting them to visit a nearby equestrian club for a unique introduction.

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The animals were complete strangers until then. It was their initial interaction devoid of aggression or negativity marked only by mutual interest and a shared desire to communicate. We took precautions to ensure the comfort of both animals heading to the nearby forest for the photoshoot to eliminate any potential distractions for our models.
 

Equipped with a Canon camera and Canon 70200 L II lens along with a couple of thermoses filled with hot tea and a shared good mood Pisareva and her companion marveled at the magical connection unfolding between the dog and the horse. Through a series of heartwarming photographs Pisareva skillfully

 

 documented the duo as they nuzzled played and regarded each other with the familiarity of old