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It’s a good thing this deaf Bulldog can’t hear herself snore!

Mr.Dog — Fri, 05 Feb 2016 23:34:57 +0000

According to her owners, Lady the deaf Bulldog lets out the weirdest noises when she sleeps. Here we find her on the couch snoring away like an old man!

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Pugs can’t contain their excitement after meeting baby

Mr.Dog — Wed, 27 Jan 2016 02:30:10 +0000

A trio of pugs can’t hold back their excitement after meeting baby Louie for the very first time. Watch as the little guy is all smiles while taking in the moment!

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Puppy can’t contain her happiness after meeting cow

Mr.Dog — Wed, 27 Jan 2016 02:27:39 +0000

Watch how this 6-month-old wire-haired dachshund puppy, named Lana, reacts after meeting a cow for the very first time. They hit it off in only seconds!

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Snoring French Bulldog puppy can’t control his tongue

Mr.Dog — Sat, 09 Jan 2016 23:10:09 +0000

Jude is a 10-week-old French Bulldog who is guaranteed to put a smile on your face after you witness him sleeping in an adorably hilarious position. Look at his little tongue stick out and wiggle while he snores away in this precious clip! Filmed in London, England.

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Even After The Case Was Closed, Detective Can’t Forget About The Dog Who Needed Love

Mr.Dog — Sun, 29 Nov 2015 23:10:16 +0000

Police officers work every single day to protect us and keep us safe. A lot of times this means that they put their own lives in dangers for the safety of others, and that doesn’t just mean for people, but for animals too. Detective Mike Lynes responded took part in a drug bust, but it wasn’t until he went into the bathroom of the home did he find something out of the ordinary–that he wouldn’t soon forget.

There, alone and shaking, was a tiny puppy that no one had thought to take with them. So, back to the police station she went where she fit right in. But, although they wanted to keep her, they were forced to take her to animal control to see if anyone would claim her.

But Detective Lynes couldn’t forget about the little puppy that was all alone and afraid. He knew in his heart that she needed him just as much as he needed her, after they formed an unspoken bond on that first meeting. As soon as the mandatory hold time past and no one came in to claim her, Detective Lynes rushed down to the Animal Control in West Valley City, Utah to claim the puppy who stole his heart.

The Lynes family named the little girl “Daisy” and give her a place to call home and a family that would never abandon her ever again.

Photos from adoption day:

Happy as can be in her new home:

When she’s not at home being loved, she spends her Daisy with her favorite human, Detective Lynes, teaching kids about the dangers of drug abuse!

Although she had a rough start at life, and no one will ever truly know what she lived through, the Lynes family is making sure that this sweet pup will never feel alone again. Share this heartwarming story with your friends who love dogs–just like you!

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Playful Pomeranian can’t contain her excitement

Mr.Dog — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 23:10:53 +0000

Timka the Pomeranian absolutely loves to play with her favorite teddy bear toy. Watch as she lays back and enjoys the moment!

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Pugs can’t contain their excitement after meeting baby

Mr.Dog — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 23:10:06 +0000

A trio of pugs can’t hold back their excitement after meeting baby Louie for the very first time. Watch as the little guy is all smiles while taking in the moment!

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French Bulldog can’t hide his guilt

Mr.Dog — Sun, 08 Nov 2015 00:01:28 +0000

Niko the Frenchie didn’t have to say a word when he was accused of chewing up a pen, his actions were read loud and clear. Check out this hilarious clip! Credit to ‘NikotheFrenchie’.

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German Shepherd Can’t Figure Out Why This Animal Won’t Let Him On The Porch

Mr.Dog — Sun, 13 Sep 2015 00:06:41 +0000

When we have several pets living together, we find that it’s usually the cat who’s the bully. Well, we’ve seen several videos of cats bullying dogs. They either steal the dog’s beds, or block the stairs or the hallway so the dog would hesitate to pass by. But in this video, you will never expect who the bully is.

In the video, you’ll see a duck bullying a German Shepherd. Yes, ladies and gents–the bully is a duck! The duck seems to think that the porch is his territory and he’s not allowing the dog to trespass! The dog tried to jump on the porch, but the duck chased him off. But it looks like the dog thinks of this as a game, and he’s intentionally teasing the duck! LOL! Check out the video below!

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Did You Know That 99.9% Of Dogs Can’t Read? Meet One Dog That Can…

Mr.Dog — Tue, 14 Apr 2015 00:03:45 +0000

My name is Rue. I’m a dog, and I can read. Life before I could read…it’s difficult to recall. I remember long, lazy days of naps. Treats for doing basic things like sitting, or coming when I was called. Chasing the ducks in my yard with no real purpose other than to watch them fly.

Before I could read, I spent my days vying for the attention of the house cats, Louie and Pika, but to no avail. They thought my silly antics of chasing the ball around the yard were mindless and pointless. I tried time and time again to impress them by showing them how I could chase my own tail, something that they had never attempted, but they still gave me the cold shoulder. They would laugh at me when I repeatedly got my head stuck in treat bins, popcorn bags, and cat food containers. I was only trying to be efficient and eat every last speck of food, but they still considered me an idiot. It was confusing and embarrassing. How was I supposed to know? I couldn’t read.

My style before I became literate was…interesting. I enjoyed when my human let me wear costumes and t-shirts because it was fun to see her smile. I couldn’t tell what the shirt said, but I sure did love taking pictures. The cats would sit back and laugh while I posed for the camera. I had no idea why. Didn’t I look good?

Wake up, eat, go outside, play, walk, nap, repeat. Day after day.
Sure, my life was fun, but was it fulfilling? The answer, my dear readers, was no.

After a very rewarding reading retreat put on by the wonderful people at the Center For Canine Literacy Center, my life has completely transformed. I am now the .1%.

Don’t I look so sophisticated in my sweater? Reading completely transformed me into the stylish, fancy, and proper dog that I am today. No more t-shirts for me!

Back in my puppy days, before I could read, it took me a full 6 months to learn how to “lay down,” much to the despair of my human. Now that I can read, I’ve learned 5 new tricks in the past week! Thanks, Dog Tricks For Dummies!

Before I could read, I used to pick up just about anything on the floor and eat it. My stomach hated me, and my humans were annoyed with me. Now that I have the gift of reading, I can properly read labels and ingredients. I realize now that the food in the basement says “cat food” and not “free for all.” Thanks to reading, I am now 90% less likely to have gas, which is a win for everyone. Reading also allows me to sniff out and identify the hidden gems in the household. I know that the bin by the door says “treats” and that the container that says “peanut butter” means wonderful, creamy deliciousness.

The cats, as it turns out, have more in common with me than they had originally thought. Now that I can read, and have read numerous studies on cat behavior, we spend countless evenings on the couch discussing and arguing about our favorite literature. Louie’s favorite author is Ernest Hemingway, while I prefer Gary Paulsen. Gone are the days of tail chasing and treat stealing. I’m much too civilized for that nonsense now. After we have our cultured chats, it’s often the perfect time for a sophisticated nap. Every great genius needs their beauty sleep.

Before reading, I used to race through walks around the neighborhood, smelling mailbox after mailbox with no real direction or purpose. Now, I take time to enjoy my surroundings, appreciate the colors of nature, smell the roses (but not eat them, ouch), and converse with my fellow canine comrades who are literate. Sadly, I’m limited in those choices. My only other nearby literate lad is a grumpy black pug who lives 4 doors down, and frankly, discusses politics too much for my taste. My neighborhood is full of illiterate pups who get a thrill out of digging in the garbage, instead of digging into classic literature or current events. I need your help.

Who else will join me on my journey?

Thanks to the wonderful people at CCLC, I was given the gift of reading. Now, you can help other illiterate dogs transform into the sophisticated, smart, and knowledgeable canine that I have become. Your donation today will help the 99.9% of dogs who can’t read in the world. Do your part to help. Do it.

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