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Look at this naughty hound. He’s after something that’s in the cupboard and is determined that it’s going to his. He’s obviously watched how his owner opens the doors, but he just doesn’t quite grasp how it’s done. If only he had opposable thumbs... There could be a tasty snack in there, or a favorite toy to play with and he’s not about to give up on it that easily. But watch his reaction when he gets called out. Clearly, <a href="https://rumble.com/v3b0zz-mischievous-puppy-pretends-innocence.html" target="_blank">mischievous</a> Rocco has no idea that his owner is filming the whole scene and when she asks what he’s up to he immediately goes into the classic dog defense of pretending that he can’t hear her, or doesn’t understand what she’s saying. Maybe if he looks away for long enough, she’ll probably realize that he’s a good dog after all and will leave him alone. Won’t she? Or maybe if he stands completely still she won’t be able to see him. Watching this clip makes you wonder what dogs really do get up to when they think you’re not looking, apart from showing a level of intelligence and ingenuity that can solve complex problems. Their will to not make their owners upset is certainly admirable, but we really have to wonder, how can we make our pet dogs understand that getting caught elbows deep in a mess can’t be made up?

In this video, we have a prime example of just how protective animals can be of their homes, their owners, and their surroundings. In the foreground, we can see a guest, or perhaps this cat's owner, wearing a <a href="https://rumble.com/v3p7lz-baby-mask-reaction.html" target="_blank">mud mask</a>. This has slightly changed the owner's appearance - and the cat isn't having anything to do with it. Noticing that something is different, the cat on the armrest of the couch carefully moves his rear as to not knock over the thousand dollar iPad Pro, and stairs with terrified, wide eyes at the side of the girl's face. When she turns, Gertrude fears for the worst and unleashes an onslaught of hissing. Hissing is surely the appropriate amount of defense, as this mud faced intruder will be foiled immediately and scared into leaving the premises of Gertrude's home forever. But, much to Gertrude's surprise, the girl laughs it off with her friend, leaving Gertrude to give another small hiss - a last attempt to defend the Homestead against these odd looking individuals who have crept into Gertrude's <a href="https://rumble.com/v33mz6-when-your-cat-doesnt-respect-personal-space.html" target="_blank">personal space</a>. Completely disabled by their laughter, Gertrude immediately gives up and attempts to turn away. She has clearly lost this battle. As the girl turns back to taunt Gertrude again, Gertrude shows her backside, saving face and indicating that she never cared much for their interaction in the first place. In the end, this just goes to show how important a pet can be to your home security. If Gertrude is this frazzled and ruffled by someone whose face looks a little different, imagine how much she would react if a real intruder were to burst into the house. There would be a full on, claws out, assault. Intruders beware.

Here we have a dog and cat playing together

Looks like Pickles the dog has found the perfect seat to sit on and he’s not about to move for anything. Some animals like a cozy spot by the fire, others prefer a comfy bed or to lounge around on the sofa. Not Pickles though, he’s quite content sitting on this chair, no matter if it isn’t the most comfortable. You might wonder why he’s chosen this chair to park himself on? It could the best spot for the TV and his favorite program may be about to start. Or maybe it looks out into the back garden and he can watch the birds and make sure no rogue cats come wandering through. Pretty soon he’s going to realise that he won’t be able to lie down though, and then he’ll have to find another place to sit. Maybe his owner has left the bedroom door open again and he’ll be able to sneak in and have a nap in some real comfort. Dogs do the strangest things at times and we can’t hope to understand what is going on in Pickles’ mind. Perhaps he just saw someone sit in that chair one day and thought he’d try it for himself.

Teaching your dogs some tricks is always a good thing. You start by teaching them some basic commands, like ‘sit’, ‘stay’, ‘heel’. These will make sure that your pet always knows the hierarchy in the pack that is your family, keeping you calm and itself safe. When you have all those basic commands down, then you can starts with the fun stuff. You can teach your dog to do pretty much anything, although it might be a very good idea to teach it how to <a href="https://rumble.com/v3rlbu-dog-getting-beer-from-fridge.html" target="_blank">fetch beer</a> first. This owner has clearly invested in the time it takes to train her dogs in the janitorial arts. All she has to say is "clean up" and they immediately begin picking up trash and putting it in the garbage! Hard-core animal lovers would say that this looks like the dogs are slaving to the woman, but we think that is most definitely not the case! The woman has managed to teach her dogs to help her out when tidying up and we think it is an awesome idea! So next time they make a mess with the trash in the kitchen, she won’t have to scorn them or anything. All she has to do is tell them to “clean up" and they will fix the <a href="https://rumble.com/v33lva-guilty-dog-very-funny.html" target="_blank">mess</a> they made. So cool!

Ginger kitten trys to intimidate the camera man

Sunny weekend afternoon doing what i love wheelies

2 cute Bulldogs minding there own business

Have you ever been caught in the act? I mean really caught out, bang to rights, with no way out and no chance of explaining your actions that is going to make an ounce of difference? Well, this bad dog has been caught in the act of the worst betrayal possible; he’s chewing his bed, the one lovingly provided by his owner, and seems to be pushing it towards the door at the same time. Maybe he’s trying to tell his owner something, like he doesn’t want this bed cluttering up the house, or maybe he just prefers snoozing on a human bed or snuggling up on a comfy sofa in the afternoon. Dogs are pretty smart, so he’s probably worked it out that a new bed costs money and his owner might think twice about replacing it. That way he can call the shots about where he sleeps from now on and grab the best spots whenever possible. And if he doesn’t have a bed there’s nowhere to send him when he’s been naughty. But he doesn’t seem to notice that his owner is filming the dirty deed in progress. Maybe he just doesn’t care. There’s a telling off coming, but he’ll take it in his stride and in a couple of hours they’ll be pals again. And how can you possibly tell him off when he looks at you like that? With that look, he could probably get away with doing just about anything and he knows it. Remember I said that dogs are smart? Well this one is taking it to a whole new level of clever. He knows he’s been caught, he knows he can’t blame it on another dog because he’s on camera, so the only remaining tactic is to flash those big brown puppy eyes and hope for the best.

If you have ever wondered whether or not dogs have the same level of emotional depth as humans, this video proves that, yes, indeed, they do. As Roman stairs into the camera with his soft, guilty eyes, his owner's words, “Roman? What did you do?” echo sternly. Surely, if dogs can hear several times better than humans, her condescending tone of voice must sound several times more reprimanding. As the camera pans down, and shows us a tiny, little mess on the floor, there is not much left to the imagination as to whether or not Roman made the mess—considering his rather telling expression. Roman compounds and guilt by burying his head under his paw and curling up in a ball. As Roman’s owner approaches him, he shies away, too guilty to look into the camera. It's almost as if we are watching a reality TV show confrontation, or a celebrity being approached by paparazzi on the street. Roman knows that he has been bad, but he can't hide. Then, as if fully capable of the wealth of human emotions, Roman appears to change his mind as his owner grows ever closer. Roman turns and stares without blinking—but only for a moment. It appears that Roman cannot sustain a cold, hard demeanor for long. As his owner recites the words “That was bad!” Roman darts his eyes away, ashamed of the camera and his dirty deed—left just feet away on the carpet. After all the rambunctious behavior, all the torn up pillows and chewed up shoes, dogs do feel shame. At least Roman does. What a poor puppy. His owner is making him feel bad by shoving a camera in his face. What if Roman had been left alone all day? Maybe it was his owner's responsibility to come home and let him out. Either way, Roman will not be leaving another mess on the floor anytime soon.

Bmw went over the bridge lucky escape

Daughter getting jack russell howling on key

Here we have an american bulldog (Nelly) and a english bull terrier (Sanchez) kissing each other

We have all heard stories of people who say they can talk to their pets. In fact, we all know several people who consider their pet to be their favorite person. It’s no wonder that dog is “man’s best friend.” Why? Well, perhaps pets are too modest to tell us, but by watching this video, it’s clear that pets have been fluent in English, all along. In the video, we have two concrete examples of our little furry friend perfectly comprehending English better than most slouches down by the pub. When the owner says, “Tell me where you want to go, then?” the dog emphatically leaps towards the door with the unbridled enthusiasm of a young school boy. Then, the owner rephrases the statement using completely different words, saying, “Go on, show me!” the dog understands that the question has the same meaning—as he leaps towards the door a second time. Plus, the dog does this while immediately matching his emphatic leaps with reserved, “good boy” behavior. Actually, that brings up a pretty good point. Just how much better behaved are pets than slouches down by the pub? Maybe it’s because pets don’t have the right anatomy to vocalize the English language like people can, but this dog can certainly understand what’s going on. However, whether or not pets could ace a test on English literature, the plain, simple truth is that what pets do with this linguistic prowess is not short of astounding. Or, you could just chalk it up to excessive trial and error in the pursuit of delicious treats. You be the judge. For us, we’d prefer to believe that pets or scholars waiting for the chance to write their own Shakespeare-level plays, argue before the courts, and opine instead of sit by the back door and whine.

Practicing wheelies almost went into hedge, recovered nicely though.

playful time with a young rottweiler and kid

When you wake up in the morning and your kitten wants to play at 5am.

Monday afternoon, north London prime location doing what I do best.

Have you ever wanted one of these all for one and one for all

Look at this little mouser and the way he attacks that toy. You just know that you’re never going to have a rodent problem in your house while this tiny terror is around. He’s going to rule your yard and the surrounding neighbourhood with that steely determination of his. And look at those moves. Even Bruce Lee couldn’t move like that when he was in his prime, ducking and jinking from side to side, sizing up his opponent and getting ready to land that sucker punch. But the most striking thing about this little guy is his eyes. They’re like dinner plates as he eyes up the next bit of mischief he can get up to and it looks his owner could be the target. Cats are such great pets to have around. They are bundles of fun when they are kittens and easy to look after when they get a bit older, adapting to the way you live your life and fitting in seamlessly. But watch out for those claws. This one looks like he knows what they are for and he’s not afraid to use them.

If you’ve ever thought that a German Shepherd was a big dangerous dog with a loud bark that was bred to guard and defend, then you’re partly right. These dogs can take down a fully-grown man like he was a feather, which is why the cops use them when dealing with dangerous offenders. But they have a gentler side to them as well and when you watch this clip you’ll understand just how placid they can be. The toddler can’t be more than about 2 years old and yet she’s feeding these two dogs by hand and they are as gentle as can be with her. No snatching or grabbing by them. They are being so careful to make sure their teeth don’t touch her hand and just take the tasty treat. It’s building this little girl’s confidence and it’s a great example of how to build a good relationship between the dogs and the child. And as she is growing up she won’t have any problems in that neighborhood. Not with two big minders like these watching her back at all times.

They say that a dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself, but that doesn’t include food. Because if a dog loves anything above all else it’s what it can find to put in its mouth. Now, this dog’s owner is in for a shocking surprise when he opens the door. It’s like a horror movie for pet owners as he turns the handle and the door creaks open to reveal a scene of terror that only those who have ever shared their home with a dog have ever experienced. There’s kitchen things all over the floor and it looks like the place is a crime scene. Has he been broken into while he was at work? Or has a jealous ex kept a set of keys and snuck in while he was out, then turned the place over. Nope, it’s neither of those, but I bet he’s wishing it was now. It’s his faithful companion, man’s best friend and the most loyal animal on the planet. Until she’s looking for a snack. And not only has she been searching for a quick bite to eat, she’s also been caught right in the act, on top of the work surface as she digs around looking for a tasty treat. But now it’s her turn for a surprise. I bet she was thinking she would just curl up and have a snooze while she waited for her owner to return, then pretend like nothing had happened. But she can’t do that now. She’s been caught good and proper and the fright sends her over the edge, quite literally. And then she just strolls away with a shrug, like it’s the most natural thing in the world – ‘Nothing to see here. The mess? I don’t know who could have done such a thing.’

Two dogs playing together, who said big dogs cant get along with smaller dogs

Found these cute bats in my loft

Who said rottweilers are viscous