From the fine folks at the Dodo, they have titled this video, “Dog Insists On Saying Hi To Everyone On His Train Rides,” and it’s hilarious and so adorable how much he does – but the thing is, he seems to insist on saying “Hi” to everyone all the time. In restaurants, at hotels, on the street, everywhere. He’s clearly incredibly sweet – but also clearly, too, his owner recognizes that she plays a big part by giving in to him, so he’s come to expect the attention and response, and recognizes, too, that Huxley is not only incredibly sweet…but also so warmly needy.
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The Adventures of Kotara and Hana continue… And this time, the otters try to figure out a wonderfully realistic-looking optical illusion rug. This is one of the longer “Adorable Animal Videos” I’ve posted, almost 13 minutes. But it’s also one of the most fascinating. It’s about a man who feeds a stray cat – and the next day, it shows up again but with its six new-born kittens. And follows what transpires. What becomes clear as the video progresses is that the cat chose well, since we discover that the man has a particular love and knowledge of cats. I’m not sure where this takes place, but it’s possibly the Middle East. We'll keep this light tonight, because there's so much news and we'll get to that tomorrow. From the fine folks at the Dodo, this one is just weird. And ultimately adorable for it. I’ll just say it’s about a cat who, for whatever reason, has decided that there is one spot on the kitchen floor it will not, absolutely refuses to, cannot walk on, and so it leaps over it. Whatever objects they put in its way. Not shockingly, they named the cat “Leapfrog.” This is a very lowkey, but richly sweet story about a stray dog in Bolivia who, for whatever reason, totally glommed onto an American woman and just wouldn’t leave her and her group alone, even running after their car after they finally drove away. (I love the name she gave the dog. I’ll leave that for the video…) And it’s the story follows what happens after. It’s an adorably charming dog – and thoroughly wonderful lady. From the fine folks at the Dodo, it’s hard to explain why this is so enjoyable, because it’s so lowkey, fairly short (about three minutes), and not all that much happens. But it’s the pure sweetness and charm of a stray cat that decides it wants to move into a guy’s apartment that permeates. And so the guy figures that that’s the way it’s supposed to be, and they become buddies. |
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