This won’t work in every household–but! Lonely dog, owner brings home a kitten, and in a very little while, the dog’s not lonely anymore at the kitten has a nice furry punching bag. It’s amazing what living with humans can do for animals.
Fun False Fact: Golden retrievers are the only dogs that hatch from eggs.
[Note: YouTube took down the video I had here originally, so I have had to replace it with something similar. It’s nice, enjoy it.]
You’d think kittens would be afraid of great big dogs–but not in this video, they aren’t. Although one of the dogs seems to be afraid of kittens. For shame!
It’s nice to get glimpses into God’s Peaceable Kingdom.
What is this mysterious power that certain cats have over certain dogs? The dogs in this video are sure to be nominated to the Canine Hall of Shame.
Betcha anything, though, that cats know which dogs are going to let them get away with this. Try it on the wrong dog, and the fur is gonna fly.
I make no apology for running this video again. It’s one of my all-time favorites. I need a laugh today. So do you, whether you know it or not.
I wonder what that cat is thinking.
Cats pour themselves into all kinds of containers. How do their skeletons stand it? As for why they do it… well, go figure.
As you’ll see in this video, the cats’ mania for fitting in has spilled over into dogs’ culture. Yes, dogs are now imitating cats.
No good will come of this, I fear.
When in doubt, try a cat video. There must be someone out there who’d like to see a cat video.
These kittens are only three or four weeks old, they’ve lost their mother… and taken a shine to this great big dog who doesn’t quite know what to make of them.
Give it up, dog. Kittens always get their way.
What patience! All the dog wants to do is enjoy a nap on the couch. But as far as the cat’s concerned, it’s playtime. “So let’s force the dog to play!”
Nobody gets hurt, by the way. Animals are very, very good at that! Well, I once had a snapping turtle who wasn’t… but we’re talking cats and dogs here.
We call it “happy cat” when our cats do this to us. It’s a thing that kittens do when they’re nursing–probably why it’s also called “ecstatic kneading.” They only do it if they’re fond of you.
If you thought this might’ve been a stuffed dog, that’s OK: he doesn’t move a muscle until the very end. I guess he’s fond of the cat, too.
We all know humans who get freaked out by spiders. But mechanical spiders? Who’d ever get fooled by a mechanical spider?
Well, some of the dogs and cats in this video, for starters. But not all of them. Some quickly adopt it as a game.
Our cat Buster used to gobble up the great big nursery web spiders that sometimes blundered into our living room. It was, as someone said in Rodan, “Ah! Most sickening sight!”
Our fuzzy friends are hunters at heart, and when they don’t have anything truly worth hunting–like a shadow, their own tails, a flicker of light, a jingly toy–they’ll hunt each other.
There is a few seconds in here of a cat catching a bird. Well, we all know cats like to do that. Happily, the camera didn’t pick up the gory details. But if you don’t want your cats to catch birds, mice, or harmless little snakes, don’t let ’em outside.