To really make your home cozy and warm this time of year, add some four-legged decor. Don’t worry: We’re not talking about hunting hounds wallpaper or kitten doilies. These tasteful and stylish items will make even the most critical of interior designers proud.
There are tons of cute animal videos out there but this one had me laughing out loud this morning. Having had dogs I know they don't always show great discipline when faced with a food opportunity but this one not only showed restraint but showed just how difficult it was through his look. Check out the video.
We know you’ll be inundated with gift ideas this holiday season, but after sharing our ideas for gifts for your vet, we couldn’t resist offering a few of our own favorites for the year courtesy of VetStreet’s Dr. Patty Khuly.
From kittens to cats, from puppies to dogs, from birds to penguins, I bring you many charming animal videos in my blogs, but I have never brought you this very, very cute animal--a sloth. Now, you may say, "Sloths are not cute." Well, I say to that, "Baby sloths are really cute!" Check out this video promoting an upcoming Animal Planet program about sloths. Now, after watching that, don't you think sloths are cute?
A recent study claims that a lot of Americans aren't getting into the holiday spirit. Well, if that's true, then we think we've found the solution — cute dogs in holiday costumes! They're fun to look at and an excellent source of inspiration for dressing up your own puppies.
Separation and divorce can be difficult to say the least. If the couple in question are civil they can usually sort out who gets what and come to an amicable agreement on things like child support and custody. However there is sometimes one element that can cause even the most agreeable soon-to-be divorced couples to reach a deadlock. Who gets the dog?
So, if you grew up with the early-era Nintendo, I'm talking NES, then you probably remember playing Super Mario Bros. The best game ever, right? Well, who could forget the iconic theme song? Here is a bird singing the Super Mario Bros. theme song. Pretty impressive. Can your bird sing a theme song?
I know a dog who loves ice cubes. Anytime you go into the freezer, you have to drop one of the floor for him. I can only imagine what the dog would do if he could get his own ice cubes. Like in this video. A Siberian Husky figured out how to operate the refrigerator's ice dispenser. Check it out. Does your dog know how to use your refrigerator's ice dispenser?
"Occupy Wall Street" has drawn attention to certain "fat cats" in the financial world and now comes word of a feline whose wealth could probably put most of theirs to shame. According to ABC News, "Tommaso", a one-time stray on the streets of Rome, Italy, has inherited a $13 million dollar fortune from its late owner Maria Assunta, widow of an Italian real estate magnate.
When it comes to escalators, there are those who ride the escalator and those who walk the escalator. For me, I am a walker. When I get on an escalator, I do not ride it--I walk up the escalator like they are normal stairs. It gets you there faster if you walk the escalator instead of riding it--in my personal opinion, that is. And, in this video, it shows that this dog is definitely one who wants to walk the escalator. The dog is being carried, but is still walking with his feet. Very funny. Check it out.
Every day we feature a 'Cute Kid' of the day, but today a 'Cute Pet' takes the spotlight. This 5 month old Husky is already pretty smart. He's learned how to get his own ice out of the dispenser in the fridge. I actually have a dog that likes to eat ice too but she's way too small to reach. Thank God! We'd have ice all over the kitchen. Thankfully this Husky eats every piece that drops. And he learned how to get his own ice just from watching. Pretty smart dog.
Having had dogs for a number of years I always considered myself a dog person. Then I got a cat. Now I'm not sure which I prefer. Sure, dogs offer unconditional love and affection while cats make those decisions on a case by case basis but when my Alice curls up close and purrs I have to admit it is very comforting and reassuring. There are, according to Hunch.com, big differences between people who consider themselves partial to dog and those who prefer cats.
