No One Believed Her When She Told Them About Her Dog’s Laundry Room Ritual. So She Caught THIS
Let’s be honest, some of the least exciting work that must be done around the house is chores, especially laundry. Some people will do anything to avoid dealing with the inevitable build up of dirty clothes, even waiting until they’re down to the last clean pair of underwear. In this day and age there are numerous available products designed to automatically clean various things. Showers and bathtubs can be made spic and span after each use by disinfectant misted on via an automatic sensor.
Dirty floors can be vacuumed spotless with the help of robotic gadgets, like the Roomba. And now, one ingenious dog owner has found a way to get laundry done with the least amount of effort possible. Man’s best friend has been trained to assist with the task, taking it from menial to exciting!
Baron, a clever German Shepherd, was taught all the skills needed for loading clothes into a washing machine. Footage shows him reaching into a basket and picking up articles of clothing with his teeth. He the gets up on his hind legs and places his front paws on the washer to steady himself before dropping the clothing into the machine. Baron happily repeats the process until the basket is empty and all the clothes are in. All the while he wears a big puppy smile and seems to take pride in his work.
The intelligent dog has been professionally trained, at the Hill Country K9 school in California, to do a number of other tricks and chores. Notably, he has also been delegated the task of loading the dishwasher. After his owner rinses the dishes he grabs one from the sink with his teeth, transfers it to the washer, and expertly loads them all in.
Another job Baron excels at is being a personal trainer. Videos show him performing lunges, step aerobics and even canine style push ups alongside his owner. It seems like there is no limit to this dog’s abilities and it feels good seeing him so happy to be working. Check out the video to witness his skills in action. It may just inspire you to train your dog to help with the housework!
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Video: No One Believed Him When He Told Them About His Dog’s Nightly Ritual So He Recorded This
Alaskan Malamutes are very fond of people, a trait that makes them particularly sought-after family dogs, but unreliable watchdogs. Malamutes are nimble around furniture and smaller items, making them ideal house dogs, provided they get plenty of time outdoors meeting their considerable exercise requirements. If they are year-round outdoor dogs, letting them play in a baby pool filled with cold water in summer keeps them cool. In the winter, they love snow.
Malamutes are usually quiet dogs, seldom barking. When a Malamute does vocalize, it often appears to be “talking” by vocalizing a “woo woo” sound. It may howl like a wolf or coyote, and for the same reason. These dogs are so big and beautiful and have such a good relationship with their humans! Source: Wikipedia
The guy in this video described his adorable Malamutes nightly ritual to his friends but no one believed him. So he set up a camera and captured this. Dogs are truly man’s best friend and this video further proves it. This video just warms my heart and makes me smile. It totally made my day. Does your dog give you hugs?
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Video: Woman Asks Her Pup Not To Bark So Loud. What He Does Next Is ADORABLE!
Overall, many pet owners love to talk to their animal companions as if they were fellow humans. Whether it is in a regular tone or as baby talk, everyone has chatted with their furry pals at some point in time. It is a natural, normal and perhaps instinctual way to communicate and bond with them.
Sometimes our pets will even initiate conversations or talk back to us. In fact, around 67% of pet owners claim they understand their animals barks, meows, purrs and all the other sounds that they make. Of those surveyed, 62% say that when they speak their animals seem to understand them and get the message. These numbers are from a 2008 AP-Petside poll and are likely to have increased since then, as pets are more and more considered important family members, in particular as children.
In this hilarious clip below a woman asks her dog not to bark so loud. His response is absolutely adorable. He really knows how to use his doggy inside voice! Just wait till a little bit past the 1 minute mark and it will totally make your day! I had to watch this over and over! It’s the best video I’ve seen all week!
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Video: 1 Week Old Baby Elephant Can’t Figure Out The Bathtub. The Results Are Priceless!
The Asian Elephant has been worshipped and treated as sacred for centuries. It is the largest terrestrial animal in Asia. For the most part, the Asian elephant is smaller than the African Elephant. Their ears are also much smaller than the African elephant. The Asian elephant is extremely smart and self-aware. They have a large neocortex in their brain which they share with other intelligent animals such as dolphins, apes and humans.
They have cognitive abilities for tool use and tool making. They exhibit a wide variety of behaviors, including those associated with grief, learning, allomothering, mimicry, play, altruism, use of tools, compassion, cooperation, self-awareness, memory, and language. Source: Wikipedia
The Asian Elephant is on the endangered species list. Poachers have been hunting them for their ivory for years and it is still a wide spread problem. It is very important that conservation efforts are maintained so that we don’t lose this majestic creature to extinction. We must protect them. You can help by not buying ivory products. You can also Adopt an elephant: WWF-US & International | WWF-UK | WWF-Canada. Also you can spread the word through your social media communities and raise awareness.
Meet Double Trouble the most adorable baby elephant who just can’t seem to figure out this whole bathing thing. He clumsily flips, tumbles, spins and flops around in the water as he tries to figure out what this strange water apparatus is. Nothing in the world can really make you feel better than a happy baby elephant. The video was filmed at Elephantstay, which is a non-profit Elephant Rescue Sanctuary and Education Center in Thailand.
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Video: The Fastest Tortoise Ever Chases A Pit Bull. The Dog’s Reaction Is Hysterical!
Over the years we have seen a wide variety of odd animal couples. From cheetahs and lions hanging out with dogs to donkeys and goats becoming inseparable. Meet the latest pair, an American pit bull terrier named Dolly and a sulfate tortoise by the name of Sheldon. The two have fast become best friends ever since they were rescued from the Humane Society of North Texas (www.hsnt.org/) by their awesome human friend.
The six year old turtle and three year old dog love to play and romp around together in the grassy yard. Dolly can be seen in the video barking as Sheldon speeds towards him. Dolly crouches low and smiles at her friend before side stepping out of his way. Little Sheldon is relentless and continues to hone in and bear down on Dolly but cannot quite seem to catch her. It looks like they could go back and forth for hours toying around and larking about. In fact, according to their owner, oftentimes Dolly will try to get her turtle pal to play with her favorite ball but Sheldon has yet to show any interest in doing so.
The pair are further proof that rescue animals often thrive and go on to fulfill long happy lives. They clearly have looked past their differences and accept each other regardless of species. And can you believe how fast Sheldon is?? He must be on TGH- turtle growth hormone!
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This Man Tried To Grab A Pelican Before It Could Fly Away. The Reason Tore My Heart Up!
It seemed like a beautiful day at the beach in this video uploaded to YouTube. The breeze was steady and cooling and the sun shining without a cloud in the sky. But something was not right. A pelican lounging on the handrail of the pier was in trouble. Fishing wire had become entangled around his bill thus holding his mouth tightly shut, inhibiting the ability to eat or drink. It was threatening the bird’s life.
The man in red knew he had to do something about it. With the help of the assembled crowd he sneakily edged up on the bird from behind. The bystanders clapped, causing the pelican to take flight. With precise timing the man grabbed a hold of the bird’s webbed feet and brought him gently down onto the ground.
He carefully secured the pelican’s wings and head so that his friend would be able to cut the fishing wire off. The friend cautiously removed the wire, which took a fair amount of time and effort to work free, as it was wrapped on so tightly. The man in red then releases the pelican but only after a quick final check of his mouth and bill.
The large bird flies off over the water and is now free again to eat and drink. The crowd claps and thanks the man and his friend for doing their good deed. Everyone is smiling and delighted that the bird has a new lease on life. The whole video and rescue is under two and a half minutes but the effect of it will carry on much longer than that. The man in red stepped up and helped a fellow creature in need, and for that he is a hero.
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