There are dogs who go positively bananas over squeaky toys. Like the puppy in this video. Question One: How long can the puppy keep this up? Question Two: What’s the effect of this game on human spectators? I mean, hey, we might have something there…
If dogs, with four legs, can’t cross these wooden floors without slipping and sliding, how can humans, with only two, do any better?
It’s said this question haunted Titus Moody (an otherwise fictional character) until the day he plotzed.
We don’t like to think of humans being influenced by what they see on television. Always leads to trouble, doesn’t it? But is TV all right for your dog? Watch out your German shepherd doesn’t pick up any dubious ideas.
I have the worst luck with chicken videos. I finally succeeded in posting this one.
Dig that headline. I wonder how many misunderstandings it inspired. By “chicks” I always mean cute little birds with fluffy feathers. Not the other kind.
It’s zoomies, it’s joie de vivre! (That’s French for “zoomies.”) It’s times like these that suggest it might be fun to be a dog. I wonder what would happen if I tried a few minutes of this.
Her name is Stella, and she has developed diving into piles of dead leaves into a fine art. If they ever make it an Olympic sport, she’s already won the gold.
How many of us dive into big piles of dead leaves?
We humans don’t understand the threat posed by springy doorstops. As you can see from these videos, puppies keep springy doorstops from getting out of hand. It saves us the labor of doing it ourselves.
“You don’t have to be a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” (Procopius? Casey Stengel?). You could be a little fuzzy dog, for instance. Just follow Daddy onto the sound stage, and you’ve broken into show business!
This little French bulldog is a zoomies master. See how he builds up to sheer loopy, and then builds down. He put a smile on my face; I hope he’ll do the same for you.
Have you ever felt menaced by those metal things that go round and round with clothes inside them? It may be you need a dog to protect you. No one has ever been attacked by a washing machine with a dog on the job.