For Brooklyn Dog, Hanukkah Is All About the Jelly Donuts

Friend of a Brooklyn dog named Morrie say that he has lost site of the true meaning of Hanukkah.

“For him it’s not about the celebration of a miracle,” said close friend Elisha Mendelson. “It’s not even about the presents. It’s just about the food. Latkes, sure, but mainly the sufganiyot. Boy, does that pup have a sweet tooth.”

According to Mendelson, Morrie can down seven or eight of the traditional jelly-filled donuts – each night. 

“It adds up,” she said. “By the time we’re lighting that last candle, he’s noticeably heavier.”

Via istolethetv.

Scientists Discover Happiest Puppy

Twice in the past editors at The Fluffington Post have thought they had discovered the happiest dog on earth: once a year ago and then again four months ago. Not so, say scientists at Sapienza University of Rome, who point to Ellie, whose happiness levels are off the charts.

“Ellie may literally be the happiest dog alive right now,” said researcher Salvatore Magliocco. “Ellie’s showing extremely elevated levels of serotonin and an increased number of endorphins. She’s just really happy, all the time.”

Off the charts happy, according to Magliocco, who says that Ellie’s general mood is unprecedented. When compared to other dogs on record, Ellie is nearly twice as happy by most metrics.

“She never seems sad,” he said. “We’d expect this amount of happiness to come with some manic tendencies, but she’s all peaks, no valleys. This is just one happy dog!”

Via eduardo-suave.