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Rebounding a hard shot off the wall into the goal. Ball never hits the ground.

This 11-year-old boy freestyles some soccer ball juggling on the basketball court and nails the finish. Epic!

A captain teaches his lazy crew not to lay around when using the head sail as a crew member screams in anger.

Watch as these cute little baby pigs enjoy feeding time. How adorable is that? By the looks of it, they're really enjoying it! Credit to 'ajhopen'.

This little dog is not afraid to make his feelings known when his spot on the bed is threatened... Something we all can relate to!

Playing fetch is a wonderful form of exercise for your four-legged best friend, not to mention your throwing arm and spending some quality time together. But for some dogs, the ball is more than a toy. If your dog carries a slobbery ball around in their mouth at all times, stares wide-eyed at the basket on the shelf when you put her favorite toy away, or can’t be distracted from fetch, even by a treat, she may be overly attached. This adorable Golden Retriever will do anything to get his paws on his favorite toy- The <a href="https://rumble.com/v3rpip-two-dogs-sharing-ball.html" target="_blank">ball!</a> This underwater camera captures this determined Golden Retriever named Miley jumping into the family <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zyh6-the-little-swimmer-returns-christy-is-so-happy..html" target="_blank">pool</a> and swimming right to the bottom to grab a hold of hers! Miley really loves her ball and by the looks of the video, she will do literally anything! Most of us, as children, had a favorite teddy, blanket or pillow, and dogs and cats do just the same thing – oftentimes, the toy they played with when they were youngest will remain their favorite. For Miley, this kind of activity is probably her favorite because she gets to spend time with her family and also her favorite toy! Giving your dog quality time spent together is all they ask because for them you are their whole world. And remember, fetch is supposed to be a fun game between you and your dog. Be patient and above all, keep the fun in the game! Does your dog have a favorite toy?