This is a clip from the 2020 Crufts International Dog show of 10-year old border collie Breeze (representing Switzerland along with her caretaker Monika Ballerini) dancing to Evanescence’s 2003 banger ‘Bring Me To Life’ during the ‘Freestyle Heelwork To Music’ portion of the competition. Did she win? I’m not sure

This is a video of Jax the Husky chatting it up via video call with his best pal Birdie, who belongs to his human mom’s daughter and recently moved out of town, so this is as close to a play-date as they can get. Play-dates — my girlfriend and I

This is a video of Siberian Husky Blaze (I know a husky named Blaze too!) running against a radiator in his sleep. In his caretaker’s own words while I go pet my dogs and tell them I love them but that they have stinky breath: “Blaze, my Siberian Husky, twitches

This is an incredibly sweet video from the Dogs Trust Ireland Rehoming Centre in Dublin of a group of adoptable dogs picking out their own gifts from a lineup of new toys donated by staff and supporters. I think it was just the thing I needed to see to remind

In proof dogs are better than humans in absolutely every possibly way, this is a video of Dexter the boxer helping his blind puggle friend Ginger down the stairs. How sweet is that? For reference, my dogs always try to bite each other’s legs when they’re going down the stairs

Because who wants to be called out in front of their mom for rubbing their bare ass against the headrest of their dad’s truck, this is a video of very beautiful eyed Colt disagreeing with the story his dad Caleb is telling about him. I don’t know, nine times out

Because a well-executed job is often a sight to behold, this is a drone view of sheepdogs herding thousands of sheep (with some cattle at the end of the video) between their paddocks in New Zealand, as captured by Tim Whittaker. Man, just imagine if everyone were as good at

Remember Monkey, the Ninja Warrior course tackling dog? Well this is a compilation video of all sixty tricks he learned before turning one. Perching on a single rope (above) — now that’s impressive. For reference, my dogs are two and eight and I’m not sure if they even know their