Guys and Animals: 20 Funny Retro Pictures of Children with Their Pets

17 funny, ambiguous pictures of pets: "Your dog must be broken"

Being a dog is hard work. They must vigilantly defend their home from the postman and other government officials. Their difficult duties include driving like madmen through the streets, catching balls, sticks and other equipment. A real dog just has to spend hours begging for food, even though he just ate it. At the same time, he still needs to vigilantly make sure that their owner certainly feels like the most beloved person in the world. Naturally, such a number of responsibilities can tire life

The artist cannot keep pets in the apartment, so he creates the cutest virtual pets

Malaysian artist Yi Chong cannot keep pets in his apartment, but he wants to have a four-legged friend so badly! Therefore, a man creates adorable fluffy animals on a computer and puts them in real everyday situations. His "fantastic creatures" are very popular with Internet users all over the world. Digital pets look so lifelike that you just want to pick them up and hug them

Genuine emotions: touching pictures of the relationship between children and animals

Children's emotions cannot be faked. A mischievous gleam of eyes, a carefree smile, a surprised look. Such moments are conveyed by the Moscow photographer Elena Karneeva in her photographs. The touching relationship between children and animals presented in this review will not leave anyone indifferent

Sentimental aesthetics: touching black and white photographs of children and their furry pets

Everyone knows that a dog is man's best friend. What about a rabbit, a cat, or a guinea pig? Photographer Ana Rosenberg has created a wonderful series of photos in which her children - 11-year-old Analis and 8-year-old Alexander - play with or take care of their furry pets. Whether kids are hugging their dog, blowing bubbles with a cat, lying in bed with a rabbit or feeding a guinea pig - all black and white photographs convey sentimental aesthetics and emotion to the viewer

Why did rich mothers not feed their children themselves, and Where did the nurses take their babies?

Why did they keep wet nurses in rich houses, and why mothers did not feed their children on their own? What happened to the children of the women themselves, hired to feed the offspring of the master? And, finally, why did the peasant women need all this? There are a lot of questions that arise regarding the topic of infant feeding in pre-revolutionary Russia, and the deeper you plunge into the topic, the more there are. Let's try to figure it out