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Check out this incredible artwork of a super cute Pomeranian. Amazing!

This six-month-old Maltese has a habit of brushing his teeth before going to bed. Cuteness overload!

These three-year-old chihuahuas wearing fluffy costumes will definitely put a smile on your face. Too cute!

When offered both meat and vegetables, 4-year-old Zoa decides to go with the leafy greens! Incredible!

Yeowool the Labrador Retriever can't stand the affection he's getting from 4-year-old Leo the Old English Sheepdog. Check out the hilarious face he makes!

4-year-old Mongmoo doesn't move a muscle when his owners slowly drop socks and towels on his face. Clearly he doesn't mind it at all. Hilarious!

A four-years-old Jack Russell Terrier named Ari plops down at a snack shop and refuses to move until he gets a treat. Hilarious! This is such an adorable video. Jack Russell Terriers are known for being extremely inquisitive and energetic, and most of the time they get a wrap for being very impulsive and indecisive. However, this little cutie seems to be a little bit out of that typical mold. He is not insanely jumping around like many terriers are prone to do. He seems actually very well controlled and focused on what he wants. This could be because he is obviously taken on long walks quite often as it seems. Many terrier owners want a mid-size dog that will be a family pet, but they do not necessarily have a lot of excess time to take the pup on extended walking trips. What does this lead to? A very hyper, uncontrolled, jumpy, and occasionally destructive pooch. However, this guy’s owner obviously knows that these breed of dogs need regular exercise, and she accommodates that need for him thankfully. We are sure that Ari is quite thankful for this as well. After Ari has located the snack shop, he is very clear with what his exact wishes are. He sees the first window, and he knows immediately what it is. We wonder if <a href="https://rumble.com/v68wo1-cute-jack-russell-puppies-kissing-each-other.html" target="_blank">this dog</a> has been to this place before. It seems that he must have been or has had some sort of experience with this place in the past since he seems to know it so well right from the start. He walks a bit further, constantly gazing through the windows like a child looking into the windows of a candy store. Another window passes, and he reaches the front stairs to the store beside the glass door. Then the adorable pup does something that very few dogs have been seen doing. He actually sits down on the steps and refuses to move! This is absolutely precious, and it makes everyone smile. This is hilarious. When his owner tries to guide him away from the door, he does not even consider moving. Now this is truly in the fashion of a <a href="https://rumble.com/v5og6f-tired-dogs-like-to-sleep-in-a-laundry-basket.html" target="_blank">Jack Russel Terrier</a>. He knows what he wants, and he is headstrong. He will not move until he gets what he wants, which is this treat that he is dreaming of so vigorously. He does not even look at his owner hardly at all. He has his gaze absolutely fixed on this store. Finally, the owner asks him if he wants a treat. It seems that if she wants to even have a chance at getting this dog to walk on down the road or go home, she is going to have to cough up whatever it is going to take to get this little handsome man his much desired treat. With all of this, we do not get to see whether or not he actually gets his treat. However, we assume that he does get the happy ending he wants.

Check out how relaxed this Pomeranian is as it lies down for a paw trimming session. Cuteness overload!

Check out how loving and gentle this 4-year-old dog is as it lets a giggling baby play on its back. Adorable!

Check out what this 3-year-old Pomeranian does when lifted in the air during an extremely windy day. This video is so hilarious; we could watch it all day! When this adorable white, fluffy puppy gets lifted into the air to face the blustery winds, she does the cutest thing we could ever imagine! She starts air swim against the current! Her little paws start moving quickly from side to side as if she is in a swimming pool. The furry top of her head is blowing hard in the wind and you can tell just how windy it is by the field of flowers behind the swimming pooch. The flowers are blowing around furiously with each gust! You can hear her owners getting quite a kick out of the dog’s reaction to the wind as they hold her high up in the air to continue her paddling. Sporting an adorable brown autumn jacket and some bling on her collar, the Pomeranian gets all four limbs kicking back and forth like she is in the lake or a swimming pool. The wind must give her the same feeling as water would; because that is exactly the reaction she would have in a pool. The instinct to swim just comes naturally to some <a href="https://rumble.com/v5y4yt-pomeranian-bites-the-bowl-looks-at-the-owner.html" target="_blank">dogs</a>. The winds this day were extremely strong and gusty with dark clouds threatening a thunder storm on the way. When the Pomeranians owners decided to take her out for a walk, the gusts were so strong that they had to pick her up to keep her from flying away. Pomeranians are such small dogs that it doesn’t take much wind to pick them right up off the ground and send them tumbling through the air! As soon as they picked the little pup up off the ground, the air swimming started and the rushed to capture this hilarious video footage! You can hear the laughter and excitement of her owners as she doggy paddles through the air at top speeds. They may find it funny, but this airborne pooch does not. Take a look at the expression on her face as they swim for her survival. This is in no way entertaining to her and all she is trying to do is swim her way to safety! This funny footage starts with a shot of the little <a href="https://rumble.com/v6c11v-pomeranian-infinite-snoot-challenge.html" target="_blank">Pomeranian</a> laying in a field, whipping winds blowing all around her as she calmly and adorably lays with her little paws folded in her lap. What a contract to the shot of her struggling to swim through the air. The small task of picking her up and holding her up high has taken this relaxed and chill puppy to a stressed out and panicked state. She would be much happier going back home where the gusty winds stay outside the door and she is safe and sound in front of the warm fireplace! Have you ever seen a dog react to wind like this? Tell us all about it the comments. We love to hear doggie stories!

Sion the 1-year-old Pomeranian makes it crystal clear when he's hungry. He'll bring his food bowl right in front of your face! Message received!

This two-year-old poodle enjoys bathing in a warm bucket of soapy water. Cuteness overload!

These three-month-old Jack Russell puppies want to play with their owner on the couch, but it's just too high of a jump!

Turtle is a feisty 4-years-old Pomeranian who won't let anyone get near his precious toys. Too funny!

Ari the Jack Russell shows here that he knows how to go into his cage on command and even shut the door behind him. Awesome!

This 4-year-old Jack Russell Terrier's new shoes make it a bit awkward at first to walk around the house, but he'll get used to it eventually. Too funny!

Check it out as these dogs put their paws in with their owners to cheer them up. So cool!

Although there are a few moments of impatient growling, 2-year-old Yoll the Pomeranian politely shares his meal with Tang the 1-year-old poodle. Must see! The road we take is an option we make daily. This is both literal and metaphorical. In both literal and metaphoric sense, traffic jams are not uncommon. Will you choose to be carried away by anger or will you dance your frustrations away and have a merry day? For many pet experts, feeding dogs in one bowl is not advisable for several reasons but the top reason is the high possibility that the dogs will turn aggressive and instead of having a nurturing moment, they might be hurting each other during the meal. But for this 2-year-old Pomeranian, named Yoll, and this one year old poodle, named Tang, this fear of aggressive behavior being triggered is far from reality. There are times that they growl at each other as seen in the video but in general, the meal was peaceful. Anyone will not fail to notice that one will voluntarily allow the other to take his or her turn. Animal behavior is an interesting field of study. We are often caught in awe with some animals that portray a particular behavior that we may not have expected. If you have been caring for dogs, you could have noted that dogs are usually hesitant to share their meal with another dog even to their siblings or best friends. Thus, if you own dogs that share meals without an aggressive physical fight, you are as lucky as the owners of Yoll and Tang. Perhaps, you must be sharing how you have encouraged such behavior in your pets. Some pet specialists though discourage feeding <a href="https://rumble.com/v33x1m-cat-meets-50-dogs-at-a-dog-show.html" target="_blank">dogs</a> in the same bowl even if they can share politely just like these adorable dogs in the video. One reason for this is that the owner may not be able to monitor which dog is eating less than what is necessary and which one is eating more than the others. In addition, it may cause malnourishment to the dog that has a passive behavior – one who may be timid and does not assert his turn in eating his meal. The opposite effect may be encountered for a pet with dominant and assertive behavior which may, as a result, lead to over nourishment. Despite the foregoing discussion, it cannot also be discredited that feeding pets in one bowl may encourage some good behavior such as deeper friendship, nurturing the value of sharing, discouraging fights and other desirable behaviors. There would be no better judge for which is a better option after weighing the expected results than the owner himself or herself. Someone who is a responsible owner of <a href="https://rumble.com/v3gtpn-reasons-why-pets-are-a-kids-best-friend.html" target="_blank">pets</a> would understand the uniqueness of his or her own pet which allows better judgment. Summing it up, should you or would you allow your dogs to feed in the same bowl? You are entitled to your own best judgment. Meanwhile, enjoy the video of Yoll and Tang as they heartily share their meal. They remind us to share our blessings with people we encounter in this life. In this very competitive world that we live in, we yearn to compete for fame and resources without realizing that we can make the most of the resources around us is we share – just like Yoll and Tang.

One of these clever pups smartly lies down inside a bed, giving it an advantage over the opponent. Too funny!

Among the most adorable videos that the internet has to offer, dogs interacting with babies are definitely on the top. What makes those types of videos so special is that we always see dogs that would usually be excited and highly energized, act incredibly calm, gentle and protective around babies. This extremely cute video perfectly illustrates the protective nature of such well-behaved dogs. Here, we can see a beautiful <a href="https://rumble.com/v6513l-golden-retriever-takes-care-of-baby.html" target="_blank">Golden Retriever</a> carefully interacting with the equally beautiful and incredibly sweet baby in front of him. Throughout the video, the baby is seen holding and offering a treat to the dog who appears to be very patient as he calmly approaches the baby's hand, sniffing and tasting the treat that is being offered to him. The dog remains perfectly calm as he observes the tiny baby, never exhibiting any sudden movements. He behaves wonderfully, indicating his gentle and protective personality that so many dogs possess. However, why do dogs act so differently, namely so gently, around babies as opposed to their usual energetic behavior around adults? There are many factors that contribute to this kind of behavior. Some of them lie in their innate maternal or paternal instinct that drives them to care for any young ones, whether animal or human. Dogs may use their highly powerful sense of smell to determine that the precious little baby in front of them is a human, and based on the size and certain features, may understand that it is, in fact, a small and harmless human baby, which, just as one of their own babies, needs special attention and care. Additionally, dogs are pack animals and will stay loyal to their owners whom they consider family and will always be protective of them. So, when introduced to a new pack member, they will accept and shower them with affection. Furthermore, the same way they would be extra gentle and caring around babies of their own kind, they may follow an instinct and try to care for and protect human babies as well. This may result in them not just approaching them with caution but also lie or sit beside them, always keeping a watchful eye, making sure that they stay safe at all times. Though this is very common among many dogs, some may not be as optimistic and welcoming to a new family member. They might be highly territorial and will try to keep anyone new out of it. However, with proper training and patience, they can better their behavior as well. And soon enough, they will develop great trust and affection for their new playmates. This, in turn, will ensure a strong bond between dog and child and a loving friendship that will last for a long time. The cute baby from this video has a future that will consist of lots of love and playful activities with their new best friend which will ensure the parents many more <a href="https://rumble.com/v665tz-emotional-boy-doing-skin-to-skin-with-his-rainbow-baby-brother.html" target="_blank">adorable moments</a> to capture on camera that will surely brighten anyone's day upon seeing.

Three months old Jack Russell Fendy does cute things before he goes to bed when his owner is watching. It looks really cute!

These two Pomeranian puppies are wearing raincoats as if they're waiting for the school buses to go to kindergarten. How lovely!

Five-year-old Garlic the Pomeranian just can't stop practicing the internet-famous 'snoot challenge' in this adorable clip. Cuteness overload!

Two-year-old Hyangdan the Bichon Frise likes to take a nap with his favorite elephant stuffed animal. Cuteness overload!

The horror film curled my hair.