This little furry buddy is really excited to get a really tiny furry buddy.  And one thing is for sure: he really doesn't want a snake!

Okay, I've seen some odd things in my life--but I've never, ever, considered in the oddest fringes of my imagination what is in this video.  The title says it all.

Everyone needs a cute place to keep treats for them or their dogs and you can't get much cuter than this Golden Retriever Puppy Cookie Jar. Use it to store Snausages for your cuddly canine or Mini Oreos for you and the family.

"What do you think that is?" "I dunno. Whadda you think it is?" "Should we smell it?" "Go ahead, smell it!" "I dunno. Whadda you think it is?" "Oh, for Dog's sake! Just give it a sniff!"

Pit bulls have gotten a really bad reputation over the past couple of decades and it has led to numerous communities banning the breed. While some of the dogs have shown aggressive and even violent tendencies, they can also have a sweet, caring side that gets far less press. This has led to many debates over whether it is really the dogs or the owners that are at fault. Earlier this month a pit bull named Ace saved his family's deaf son before the house burned down.

It's a darn good dog's life for canines who are members of families purchasing housing from Standard Pacific Homes. This construction firm is believed to be the first to build and sell houses with 'pets suites' as an option, giving a whole new meaning to the term, "doghouse."

No, I swear. It goes rock. paper, scissors, lizard, Spock. I saw it on Ther Big Bang Theory. It help us decides who plays the Grizzly.

Who would rent a chicken? Apparently quite a number of people. It is having chickens without the commitment. For Jann Symons and her husband Jim Perry it started out as a just an ad on Craig's List that made them chuckle. Then the more they thought about it, the more it made sense as a great business opportunity. They took a chance and now their in-box is full and the phone is ringing off the hook.

Oooooo! That hadda hurts! I can't believe humans haven't learned to land on their feet yet.

Lilica was abandoned at a junk yard in San Carlos, Brazil when she was unceremoniously dumped out of a truck when she was just a puppy. Neile Vania Antonio, the junk yard caretaker, befriended the young dog and took care of her. As Lilica grew she befriended the other animal denizens of the junk yard -- a dog, a cat, several chickens, and a mule. They became her "family."