Thanks to Sony, YouTube is soon to be flooded with countless first-person videos of dog butts and lampposts as the company is releasing a dog-mount for its Action Cam, starting in Japan. Specifically designed for dogs larger than 12kg, the £35 (in Japan) mount is designed to be worn like a traditional harness providing exciting footage of your dog during its daily hour of playtime, and its other 23 hours of sleeping. Read More >>
As far as pets go, dogs are some of the most playful companions you can find. But, there's an added bonus to that game of fetch. It helps tire them out so back home you don't have to deal with a hyper ball of fur. And with Hyper Pet's K-9 Kannon in your arsenal, a game of fetch won't leave you wiped out as well. Read More >>
Featured comment by Jon D:
"As cool as the bazooka idea is, a £6-10 tennis racquet would suit me better. Plus a racquet's range is much longer and is adjustable." More »
Slo-mo footage of wet dogs shaking themselves dry are a pound a penny online. But wet dogs and wet hedgehogs and rats? Now that's something new, and we can thank BBC Earth Productions for this mesmerising footage. Read More >>
Look, it's just a given that people love their dogs stupid a lot. They also love Instagram effects and cute animals, broadly defined. We know this. But somehow Pack is only showing up now. Read More >>
No man should have to drink alone—that's why we have pets. But assuming you don't want an angry Greenpeace protest outside your house yelling about how "alcohol is bad for dogs" and you need to "stop" and "get a job," you're going to need to find an alternative solution to your solitary drinking problem. Read More >>
Featured comment by scaramoosh:
"I gave my dog a can of beer once, didn't have any impact on him, he is a big dog though, probably needed a few more." More »
Cliff, the canine Diarrhea Oracle of VU University Medical Centre, may just have the worst job in the world: sniffing out hospital patient's infected feces. Read More >>
It ain't fair to Fido! Or what used to be Spot. Or Rocky, Buddy, Max, Bailey, etc.. Do we really have to name our dogs uUtysz2052x*@$? That may make for a good password but it ain't a fun name to say. Plus, how the hell are we ever going to remember that/how the hell can a dog respond to that? [Reddit via The Daily What] Read More >>
Yes, yes there is. Some people in New Zealand have spent a large amount of time teaching a dog to drive, with Monty the giant schnauzer here able to pull away without stalling. Read More >>
Matthew Hartings is a chemistry professor at American University, and will most likely go down in history for coming up with the absolute best way to teach chemistry concepts to non-college types: using his dogs. Read More >>
Featured comment by Southern:
"My chemistry teacher Mr Mitchell (rip) should have used these sorts of things. His lessons were so dry and dull, more about learning parrot fashion." More »
Remember your parents telling you to slow down and thoroughly chew your food at dinner? Not only does it help prevent choking, it also aids digestion. And that doesn't just go for little kids. Dogs can also benefit from a more leisurely approach to dining, and that's why this bizarre bowl is covered in tiny plastic mountains. Read More >>
The world can be an upsetting place at times. But no matter how badly your day might be going, there's one thing that can always bring a little cheer back into your life: dogs! Dogs fetching balls, dogs diving in pools, and dogs just being generally awesome at 1,000 frames per second. Read More >>
Typically the first thing that goes through a dog's head when he wakes up in the morning is "ugh, I have to trot all the way downstairs to eat my kibble on the same filthy steps as humans." Architecture Firm 07Beach totally understands that sentiment, so it remodeled this home in Ho Chi Minh City to include a personal staircase just for Fido. Read More >>
If there's one thing that can divide the nation greater than the Coke vs. Pepsi debate, it's the question of what makes the better housepet. Dog and cat supporters are fervent in their belief that their respective companions are the superior pet, and this dog-shaped scratching post doesn't help calm that debate. Read More >>
It may surprise you to learn that back in July 2010, three months before the official pubic launch of the $1 billion photo-sharing app we're all come to know so well, the project then known simply as Codename uploaded it's first test photo photo—a happy-looking blonde dog and a *woman's right foot in Teva sandal. Read More >>
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