This is a video of Chester and Troy playing fetch but Troy not wanting to play anymore because Chester always beats him to the stick. So what does Chester do? Lets Troy get to the stick first so he’ll keep playing with him. That is sweet. Per Youtube commenter Revin

This is a short video of a cat leaping from the back of its caretaker’s computer chair in order to score itself a pigeon, only to be foiled by the skylight, which is neither sky nor light, but rather a ceiling window. I demand name reform! Based on the fact

Because you never expect all your embarrassing behavior to be caught on a doorbell cam, this is a video of a dog that tries to walk itself by biting its own tail. And I thought my dogs were weirdos! This one definitely has them beat and I have one dog

This is a video of 4-year old Swindon, England feline resident Kylo failing miserably to drink from the kitchen faucet. Per caretaker Sarah Wallis, who Kylo should clearly be thankful is caretaking: “He insists on only drinking from the kitchen tap but hasn’t quite got the hang of it yet,”

Designer Chad Lalande 3-D printed this head safety hoop for his 18-year old blind Pomeranian Sienna to prevent her from running into door frames and walls when she feels like romping around. That is sweet. Some more info from Chad while I activate my at-home dog treat dispenser. “You mean

Cats: it’s impossible to tell what’s going through their mind at any given moment. Take this upside-down couch cat for instance — what’s it thinking? Nothing? EVERYTHING? That’s the thing, you can’t tell. Per the cat’s caretaker: “Just my cat being weird.” But aren’t cats always being weird? So really,

This is a short video from web developer and Twitter user @HeyItsTowler of an enclosed cat bed he added eyes to, creating what appears to be a cat-eating cat bed. A great idea, and I’m going to add giant googly eyes to my cat bed. Granted my cat never gets

This is a video of Captain Hamster the (you’ll never guess) hamster solving a series of very cleverly designed Portal themed test chambers constructed by his owner. Now that is a smart hamster, and he clearly has fantastic puzzle solving skills. Because personally, some of those challenge…well, let’s just say