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Opposites attract as cats and dogs pair up and snuggle down for Valentine's Day 

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 21:18 GMT, 13 February 2013 | UPDATED: 23:45 GMT, 13 February 2013

 

If these photos are anything to go by this Valentine's Day then opposites really do attract.

From cats cuddling dogs, to bunny hugs between kittens and rabbits - its enough to melt even the coldest of hearts.

The heartwarming shots were all taken by animal photographer Mark Taylor.

Friends: A sleepy ginger kitten relaxes with a sandy lionhead-lop rabbit in an adorable photo taken by Mark Taylor

Odd couple: An 11-week-old bulldog cuddles up with his guinea pig friend

Adorable: This fluffy pair, a red toy poodle and ragdoll-cross kitten which is just five weeks old, get acquainted

He followed in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton producing enchanting images involving adorable pets.

And while they say you should never work with children or animals, Mr Taylor prefers his subject matter to have four legs.

It's a lot harder to achieve these results than you might think.

According to Mr Taylor, cats, rather than the bigger animals, make the most difficult photographic subjects.

Puppy love: This 11-week-old Blenheim Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy plays with an eight-week apricot miniature poodle puppy

Perfect match: A young windmill-eared rabbit and white kitten show opposites really do attract

Nose to nose: This bulldog puppy gets up close and personal with a guinea pig, Amelia

Mr Taylor said: 'It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult.

'There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio.'

Mr Taylor has a wide pool of animals to call upon for his photo shoots, not to mention the 20 he owns himself.

Getting to know you: This ginger kitten looks content hanging out with a lionhead-cross rabbit this Valentine's Day

Affectionate: What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than with these cute and cuddly pairings

Canoodling: From cats cuddling up to dogs, to bunny hugs, Mark Taylor has produced these adorable photos of animals this Valentine's Day

Cuddly: A blue-point kitten and Dachshund pup, Baloo, who is just 15 weeks old

They say you should never work with animals or children but photographer Mark Taylor, pictured with his dog Bess, doesn't agree