This is a really lovely, well-done video by a guy – beautifully written and presented -- who had one dog and everything was wonderful, and looks at why he then inexplicably decided to get a second one.
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Here’s another Squirrel Tale, though a slightly different one. Like the others, it’s about the close relationship between a squirrel and the person caring for it -- but unlike the others, here the squirrel wasn't rescued or taken in. Instead, the California ground squirrel, named Ms. Bonita, lives in the wild, but has developed an unusual, close, trusting relationship with her human friend over 11 years and many babies. I figured that this would be a particularly good tale to post today, and perhaps somewhat of an calming antidote about dogs and a cat. The wonderfully charming video comes from the fine folks at The Dodo. It tells the story of a kitten who was raised with dogs, and pretty much now sees itself as a dog, just one of the litter. And good news. They're all safe!!! From the fine folks at the Dodo, this is the total endearing story of Pita – a ragamuffin dog who was the first to welcome a new family to the neighborhood, and now comes over every day to knock and play with the family’s dog. Making it impossible, as they say, to ever move, even if they wanted to. This is nothing more than a sweet, charming video of a woman housesitting her mom’s cats, that a nice, well-done twist to her. She notices that the lifelong house cats have likely never been outside – and seem interested in the outside. So, she decides to do something about it. And she builds a catio for them – a patio for cats. The three questions he acknowledges facing – can she do it? Will the cats even like? And…when her mom returns, will she like it?! And no, there is no political intent here about single cat ladies. But the timing is too good... 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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