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The Fluffington Post has obtained footage of a chase that ends in a spectacular stunt. An unidentified fox terrier chased a cat to his certain watery doom, only to be outsmarted when the cat scored a ride on an unattended surf board.
Via Brian McCullough.
Local dog Kira recently had what many experts are calling the “best day ever.” It started with a protein-rich breakfast of bacon and eggs (followed by a little more bacon when no one was looking). After her morning meal, Kira went for a relaxing jog through the neighborhood and a less-relaxing jaunt through the woods chasing a squirrel.
However, the day really peaked in the afternoon when Kira got to fulfill a lifelong dream and swim with dolphins.
“She was having a blast,” said Anne Masters, a source close to the situation. “I think in another life she must have been a fish… she’s just so happy and relaxed in the water.“
Via Reddit.
The biggest entry on any couch potato’s social calendar is Discovery Channel’s annual Shark Week, set to kick off Sunday for the 25th year in a row. However, for this year’s event, hosted by YouTube celebrity Philip DeFranco, Discovery has some serious competition: the Internet.
Yes, from the same medium that brought you Rebecca Black, Double Rainbow and Peanut Butter Jelly Time, comes what could be the greatest achievement yet: Animals Acting Like Sharks Week.
Warning: The video above includes scenes of intensely graphic cuteness.
Security camera footage reveals that a kitty named Mr. Twitch used a case of bottled water to lay in wait for an unsuspecting pup.
“He just came out of nowhere,” says Amanda Kraatz, an eye witness. “That poor dog didn’t know what hit him.”
Submitted by MrTwitchsKittyhood.
Question: What’s the only thing better than a room full of puppies? Answer: A room full of puppies you can watch 24/7!
Explore.org and Dog Bless You have launched a new live cam that follows a golden retriever litter, born on June 24th. The five girls and one boy are hanging out with recovering soldiers while they train to become service dogs for disabled war veterans.
Their mom Holly couldn’t be prouder.
