Like barbershops, dog grooming places are closed down during the coronavirus pandemic. What happens when your puppy can’t see because their fur has grown over their eyes? You just have to do it yourself.
Have you ever tried to trim a dog’s bangs? They won’t sit still. What can you do? The Goldberg’s Jennifer Iwrin revealed what worked for her. She said, “Covid dog grooming tip: Slather peanut butter all over your legs to distract them while you cut.” Then she added, “The upside is she can see again. Downside: pretty sure we’re dating now.”
Now, you know how groom your dog like a pro. Good luck if you try that home.
— Jimmy Kimmel Live (@JimmyKimmelLive) May 13, 2020
A lot of weathermen are working from home, and some of them having some technical difficulties.
You know, how the late night hosts’ children are interrupting their shows? Well, the meteorologists’ pets are doing the same thing. Jimmy Kimmel Live put together a compilation of it raining cats and dogs on their weathercasts. You can say it is sunny with a chance of barking or it is going to be the purrfect day outside.
Either way, it is arfdorable and brightened up my day! I can’t wait until they have to report on the dogs of summer.
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When I was a kid, I grew up with dogs. Then when I was eight years old, my parents got me my first cat. As soon as we brought him home, we knew cats are smarter than dogs.
Don’t believe me? Watch this video and see how this kitty was able to outwit the puppy who was trying to play with him. Rudy went behind the gate because he knew Cordell would follow him inside. Then when he was there, the feline locked the canine inside.
What dog would have been able to master that trick? That is why I prefer cats, even though they are real sh!ts.
This Piggy!!! Officers were dispatched on report of a loose pig in North Stamford. Attempts to catch the pig led the video below. No Officers or Pigs were injured. pic.twitter.com/crCA7x3nEn
Crime is down, but it is not out. There was a pig that was out and about in Stamford, Connecticut, so the residents called the police to get that little piggy.
For over 45 minutes, three little pigs (sorry, I had to), Officer Michael Nguyen, Officer Louis Vidal, and Officer Nicholas Gelonesi, chased after the pig. Every time they thought caught it. It would get away. It went between their legs, darted to the right when they went left, and proved to be faster than them.
Eventually, they brought home the bacon. Did they turn Babe into a ham sandwich?
They brought it to Stamford Animal Control, and now they are looking for its owners. If it is your piggy that went to the market, then (203) 977-4437.
BTW You know all three of those officers from Stamford Police Department had pork for dinner after that shift.
Michael French got a video from his niece in Alabama, and it is something you have to see to believe.
The video starts out with two dogs chasing a cow into someone’s backyard with a pool. In order to get away from the pooches, the cow jumps in the pool. Did you know cows can swim? Now you do.
Sadly for the cow, dogs can also swim. When the puppy wouldn’t moove away from him, the cow tried to get out of the pool. At that moment, two cowboys come galloping in on their horse, trying to reclaim their cattle.
With one try, the cowboy was able to lasso the cow. However, the cow got away. As quickly as they came into the picture, the two dogs, the cow, and the cowboys on their horses disappeared to wherever they came from.
Imagine coming home and checking your surveillance video to see that. You’d probably have to watch it several times before you would believe it was real.
