Month: September 2016

She hears something quite unusual. Has some burglar managed to get in the house? Dear heavens. She tries to locate where the bizarre sound comes from. Dang you, criminal. You’re in the kitchen, I could tell. What am I supposed to do now? She has no idea where she’s gotten the courage she feels in her heart at the moment, but she goes in the direction of the kitchen. If this is the end, then so be it. When she finally gets there… …she sees a familiar face! The “alleged thief” be like; “Girl, I can explain. I’m not stealing anything. It’s just that I can’t get enough of this.” Watch what happens next on the next page!

The “Beware of Dog Sign” has a history that most of us aren’t aware of. In present-day, we typically use them to warn potential burglars or trespassers of a dog that may or may not be harmful, and may or may not even exist (yes, there are people put there who wisely use these signs as a kind of free security system).

Dogs are known, in general, to be extremely friendly creatures. I don’t know if I’ve encountered anyone who doesn’t like dogs. It’s like not liking pizza; it’s almost wrong. Dogs are not only friendly animals, but they’re typically very obedient of their owners. A huge reason for this, is because they read social cues from them. If they see a mad look on their owner’s face, they know that they’ve generally done something wrong. This is why we see so many viral photos of owner’s shaming their dogs with signs, because they know from their masters’ reactions that they have misbehaved in some way. Try doing that with cats and see what happens! There are of course, some people that a dog will absolutely refuse to like. Maverick is one of pretty much every dog that loves treats, and will accept them from anyone who is nearby. When Maverick’s owner offers him a treat, stating who the treat is from, he is happy to suck those treats down. There is an exception, though! Take a look at this video on the Next Page!

Everyone has some kind of fear of something or someone. A fear is a natural instinct to biologically protect us from something we feel may cause us harm. There are common or “normal” fears, like perhaps crossing over a high bridge, going on a roller-coaster, or driving in a fast car. Some fears are so intense and debilitating to someone’s way of life, that we call them “phobias”. Then, there are less-common or “irrational” fears that some people or animals have, such as this little guy in the video. This adorable canine is either afraid of the ladder or the cables (we can’t be sure as we weren’t there), but his creative and very amusing way of overcoming this obstacle and his fears, is absolutely hilarious and quite entertaining! Take a look at this video on the Next Page!