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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Dog Makes a Nest Out of Freshly Folded Laundry in Adorable Video
If there's one thing that dogs absolutely love, it is to make a comfy nest for themselves. In this particular video, a rescue dog named Cactus is seen enjoying the comfort of a nest that he made out of freshly folded laundry. On July 17, the paw parent of the canine shared the wholesome video on Instagram through the fur baby's official account @cactustherescue. The clip has been getting a lot of attention from people on social media. So far, it has racked up over 420K views and 16.1K likes. Dog loves to nap on folded laundry in adorable video A video on Instagram showed a rescue dog named Cactus tuning a pile of freshly folded laundry into his sleeping nest. The video is not just cute but also hilarious as it gives a glimpse into Cactus' daily antics. In the caption of the post, the owner of the canine revealed that it is something that the rescue dog absolutely loves to do and does this quite often. They said, 'Cactus will never miss a chance to make a nest out of my laundry!' The Instagram video began by showing the rescue dog lying on the bed with a pile of clothes all around him. The text over the clip read, 'Rescue puppy destroyed freshly folded laundry.' As the video went on, viewers could hear the owner asking Cactus, 'You sleeping on my laundry again?' The dog seemed to be quite unbothered by his paw parent's question. He was wagging his tail while resting on the cozy nest of laundry. It was quite evident that Cactus was loving the moment unapologetically. As usual, people have been flooding the comment section of the Instagram video with their thoughts. One person praised Cactus by writing, 'He's the goodest boy.' Meanwhile, another person explained, 'Aww it's because it's the closest he can be to you when you're out.' A third commenter wrote, 'Haha that's just Cactus missing his Dad cause he loves him soo much.' The post Dog Makes a Nest Out of Freshly Folded Laundry in Adorable Video appeared first on DogTime. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Video: Golden Retriever Plays Fetch With Mom but the Rules Have Changed a Little
Golden Retriever dogs absolutely love to play fetch, and the game usually involves a ball or a stick. However, this particular video showcased an adorable Golden Retriever named Comet Olsen changing the rules of fetch a little bit by playing with an ice cream tub instead of a ball or a stick. The paw parent of the canine took to Instagram to post the cute video showing the cheeky side of the furry baby. Moreover, the clip has been positively received by netizens as they loved Comet's expressions. Golden Retriever plays fetch with an ice cream tub instead of a ball in cute video An adorable video on Instagram shows a Golden Retriever, Comet, playing fetch but with a tub of ice cream, and it has captured the hearts of many people on the internet. The video is as cute as it gets. In the caption of the post, the human parent revealed the strategy behind the dog playing fetch. They humorously wrote, 'Finders keepers…' The Instagram video started by giving a closer look at the Golden Retriever, who stood still while holding the tub of ice cream in her mouth. The traces of innocence mixed with mischief could clearly be seen in the furry baby's eyes. Soon, viewers could hear the pet parent asking Comet whether they could have the ice cream tub back. But it was a big no-no from the Golden Retriever, who then decided to cheekily run away with the entire tub. Netizens have been flooding the comment section with their thoughts on the adorable dog. One person wrote what the Golden Retriever might be thinking, adding, 'Just a wittle treat, please.' Another Instagram user perfectly pointed out, 'Dog be thinking nope this is justs for me!!!.' A third person wrote, 'That's clearly a pup pint.' The post Video: Golden Retriever Plays Fetch With Mom but the Rules Have Changed a Little appeared first on DogTime. Solve the daily Crossword
Daily Mail
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Byron Bay influencer's sausage dogs get STUCK together for hours after having sex: 'You could not make this up'
Ruby Tuesday Matthews received quite the shock this week when she stepped into her backyard. Having just celebrated her 32nd birthday the night before, the Byron Bay influencer discovered her two Dachshunds had become stuck together while mating. Ruby shared a series of clips on social media that showed her explaining the canine calamity. She said she was alerted to her pooches' problem by her nine-year-old son, Rocket. 'You could not make this up,' an exasperated Ruby began the first clip. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'So, obviously I had a few drinks yesterday because it was my birthday. I've come outside and Rocket's like: "Mum, the dogs are stuck together,"' she said. 'And the dogs have been having sex and they're stuck together.' Ruby admitted that she had tried various methods to separate her amorous hounds. 'We've tried ice on the butthole – apparently I'm meant to put my finger up the butthole,' she said. 'Maybe if we let them relax and eat a bone or something. It's going to be fine. They don't look too upset,' she added, consoling Rocket. It seems relaxation was not enough to extricate the dogs from one another, with Ruby uploading another clip admitting she had been dealing with the incident for nearly an hour. 'Guys, it's been, like, 45 minutes and there's no movement,' she said, as the two dogs, apparently content, sat on the grass, intertwined. 'I think we've just got to let them relax.' Ruby then shared another clip revealing that she was able to separate the dogs – albeit without an explanation as to how the operation was carried out. 'After another 30 minutes, we got the dogs off each other,' she said. 'Rocket literally vomited.' It comes after Ruby revealed, in March last year, that Rocket had a meltdown after she shaved the family dog Mango's fur. The influencer posted a clip to Instagram capturing her little one freaking out in the backseat of her car after he sees his newly shorn pup. 'I hate you, why isn't he the same?' the youngster is heard screaming at his mother. 'It's his new look,' she responded. Ruby captioned the clip with some telling words: 'Didn't go well'. She previously told her fans she would be shaving her dog's fur to make it easier to groom. Ruby has three sons and shares Rocket, nine, Mars, eight, and Holiday, two, with ex-partner Ryan Heywood and current fiancé Shannan Dodd. Ruby also recently revealed she was taking cannabidiol (CBD) gummies to ' get through life' and the chaos of raising three children. Last month, she shared some videos to Instagram showing her popping open some CBD gummies as her kids clung to her at the end of a long day. One video saw Ruby opening a bottle of CBD gummies from Hemp Farmacy as one of her sons tried to get her to 'make a face'. 'Lord help me,' she added, as she pulled out a gummy. 'You all need this to get through life.' Ruby started to laugh in the next clip as she handed the gummies over to her partner Shannan, while one of her children begged her to play a game with him. 'I swear to God if we didn't have these,' she wrote, as Shannan tipped two gummies into his mouth.
CTV News
19-07-2025
- Health
- CTV News
Meet Sunny, Ottawa's first certified mould-detecting dog
What is a mould detection dog? How are they trained to find mould? What happens during an inspection? We answer those questions.
CBS News
18-07-2025
- General
- CBS News
Michigan State Police sends its newest K-9 units to their assignments
Seven K-9 teams completed training with the Michigan State Police Friday, increasing the total number of canine teams assigned to the agency by four. There are four new teams and three replacement teams in the MSP Basic Canine School graduation class, the MSP reported. The updated roster has 61 canines on 42 teams that are assigned across the state. With more than 6,100 requests for service, the agency has one of the largest and busiest K-9 units in the country. "Our canine teams provide an invaluable service to our police partners and the communities we protect," Col. James F. Grady II, director of the MSP, said in the announcement. "They cover every corner of our state, whenever the need arises, helping locate missing and vulnerable individuals, finding firearms used to commit crimes and taking drugs off the streets." Basic Canine School is a 14-week program taught in-house by veteran troopers on the unit. The teams are trained in skills such as tracking, narcotics detection, building search and area search. Their duties include detection of firearms and explosives, along with providing assistance to the MSP Emergency Support Team. The MSP Canine Unit was established in 1960. Most of the dogs chosen for the work are German Shepherds due to the breed's skill set and intelligence. This year's new team graduates are: This year's replacement team graduates are:
