An adorable orphaned goat with a bee is adopted by two what appears to be two couples: the Saint Bernard dogs. Video player is loading

The trio probably met when the goat arrived on a farm in Belgium after its mother died, and the goat’s owners realized they could not bottle-feed the child.

Hans was immediately attracted to the farm’s two giant dogs, named Julie and Basilel.

Best friends: Hans was adopted by Saiпt Bernard Julie (left) and Basilel (right) after he went to a farm in Belgium.

Three is impossible: the adorable goat “learned a lot” from two giant dogs, according to his new owner, Isolde Mattart. The

Saint Bernard tied the rope and formed a bond with his beloved goat.

“He learned a lot from the dogs,” said Hanпs new owner, Isolde Mattart.

“He likes to bathe with the dogs, he likes to walk with me and the dogs, but what he likes most is bathing with the dogs.”

Game: Hans, photographed with his adoptive mother Julie, has formed what appears to be a close relationship with two giant dogs, who will often talk to smaller animals.

The friendly goat was adopted by two Saint Bernards and regularly came to see them at the appropriate time.

Hans, the orphaned goat, is accompanied by his “mother” Julie, who shows her a small model of how the Belgian farm works.

The images simulate remarkable interspecies cooperation showing Hans standing on Julie and cuddling together at the appropriate time.

Julie, six, and Basilel, three, have a history of living peacefully with farm animals.

While most small creatures could be raised by one of the world’s largest dog breeds, Hans and his companions clearly didn’t mind.

Happy Goat: Hans with Julie, whom he met after his mother died. Julie and Basilel took on the equal duties of the little animal.

Friendly: Julie and Basilel may be giant Saint Bernards, but they have become very friendly with smaller animals.

Julie is happy to let a calf named Alfie rest his head on her while she sleeps.

Two chicks sit on an image of Julie’s head posted to Instagram by owner Isolde Mattart. The

The image from Isolde’s Instagram page shows the chicks sitting on Julie’s head.

St. Family Bernards were photographed swimming with the farm’s cows and snacking on adult chicks.

“Jυlie is an extremely resilient dog, so we are very lucky that she has such a big dog,” Isolde said.

‘Basiel was a younger person when he came here, Jυlie welcomed him so much that she also made him suffer.

“I think he copied her behavior towards him and others.”

Gentle Giant: A tiny chick lying on the dogs’ legs. Saint Bernards has proven that they prefer keeping small animals

A chick sleeps next to two Saint Bernards, which is usually very comfortable for tiny birds.

All kinds of farm animals feel comfortable with Julie and Basilel, giant Saint Bernard dogs.