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Mid-Day Bear Break
Trying to make the bed, but our youngest, Bear, has other thoughts.
Thoughts like, “Let’s take a nap.”
He’s really not having me working today.
#DogsRule
Sure To Make You Smile – Dogs Who Love Water
Dogs who love water.
Can you stand it? God, I love dogs. What a gift.
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We always knew most dogs love water… but not this much! 🙂
Posted by HooplaHa on Tuesday, June 23, 2015
The Science Of Dogs
My favorite “three minute science guys” over at AsapSCIENCE share this short video exploring the world of dogs.
Hit the video below to learn why dogs often respond to human emotions, how they interpret language, whether they’re really colorblind, which breed is the most popular, how amazing their sense of smell is, and much more.
Daddy Dog Plays With Puppy
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Dad and pup playing in the yard. #preciousPosted by RantPets on Friday, July 10, 2015
Viral Video – 12 Million Views In One Week
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LIKE: ADDIKTION & Find more: ADDIKTION.NETPosted by ADDIKTION on Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Viral Video: Golden Retriever Pups Run For The Food Over 11 Months
Watch these two Golden Retrievers run for suppertime as captured over nine months by their human.
While their size changes greatly, you’ll note the enthusiasm is always the same.
Almost 6 million views in a couple of days.
Today In Dog Love: Short Film “Denali”
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| Denali with photographer Ben Moon |
“Denali,” a beautiful and touching short film, told from the point of view of a dog, would seem to be everything we’d love to hear our furry family members say if they could speak.
It was unexpected love at first sight when surfer/photographer Ben Moon met Denali. Traveling the western United States together, Moon and Denali shared a life full of adventure, freedom, and joy.
In June 2004, tragedy struck. Ben was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. Denali stood faithfully by his side, refusing to leave the hospital room. Throughout Moon’s entire treatment, there was Denali, resting gently beside Ben. The dog’s healing power played a huge role in Ben’s recovery.
Denali had been a big part of Ben’s photography, even taking his rightful place on magazine covers throughout the years.
In early 2014, Denali himself endured cancer, and Ben promised to never let him suffer.
According to Ruffwear, he told him it was okay to let go. But after production began for the “Denali” film a week later — the very video you’re about to see — Ben asked Denali if he could stick around for another month. Exactly one month later, at midnight, Denali developed a bad cough. Moon and Denali played on the beach the next day. The following morning he gave Ben the look — it was time to go.
“When someone you love walks through the door, even if it happens five times a day, you should go totally insane with joy.”
I Don’t Advocate Theft, But…
From Twitter:
Bringing My Love Of Dogs And Dancing Together
Regular readers know my two personal loves are dogs and dancing, having loved both since I was little.
I came across this video and I’m just blown away. This is a very, very complex routine for a dog to learn. And he’s so on point.
Give it up for the dancer and the dog!
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سەگێک سەمای بالێ دەکات
سەگێک سەمای بالێ دەکات
Posted by Kurdsat Broadcasting Corporation on Sunday, April 12, 2015