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I came across this lovely set of photos of huskies having fun on slightly melting ice, and so I’m sharing the link with you.
Have a great day!
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I’m not sure if you’ve seen this one yet or not, but it’s worth it. (Obviously. Or I wouldn’t be sharing it with you…)
It’s a video compilation of dogs annoying cats with friendship.
Because dogs are usually friendly. And cats usually aren’t.
So, enjoy!
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I saw an absolutely adorable video of baby otters yesterday.
It was posted in 2009, and it shows some otter pups getting really excited. (Apparently their favorite caretaker was coming over to them.)
What the description did not say, however, is that young otters sound like squeak toys. Seriously. You need to watch the video.
Also, I hadn’t realized that otters climb. Isn’t that really cute?
Have a great rest of your week!
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I hope your week is winding down well!
For a fluffy finale, (Sorry, I couldn’t resist the alliteration) here’s a charming little piece about “All God’s Creatures” and choirs.
Happy Thursday!
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So, I’m not sure if you saw this as well, or whether you were too overrun by posts about the dress, but two llamas escaped on February 26. And there’s video footage of them being chased.
So, I thought I’d share that link with you, to provide you with a bit of animal fluff to start the week off with.
Happy Sunday!
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So, this morning, something fun happened. I was walking to where I’m working (which was not the fun part, in case you were wondering) and on my way, I actually saw a live, wild owl!!!!
I’ve been hearing him for a while, since I’ve been walking on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the very early morning, and he apparently leaves nearby. But today, I happened to look at the right time, and I was able to get a picture of him!
The black speck in the picture is the owl.
Have a great day!
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A reader of Fluff sent this list of darling animals to me, and now I’m sharing it with you.
Enjoy! Happy Friday!
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In continuation of yesterday’s post, here are a couple of slightly longer agility competition videos. These are from the “Crufts” competition. I don’t know much about them, except they’ve got small agility competition finals videos, and the commentators have English accents.
The first video is from last year.
And then the second video is from 2012.
I hope your week goes well!
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I’ve had a slightly challenging week. So here are a couple of adorable energetic fluff videos.
I hope they brighten your day as much as they brighten mine.
One of the things I love about agility competitions is how much the dogs involved so obviously enjoy it. Especially as I grew up with a Bichon in the house. Our old Bichon used to love jumping and climbing. It was actually quite challenging when he was a puppy. We wanted to keep him out of certain areas, but we had trouble coming up with noninvasive barriers that were tall enough to keep him out. He was jumping over planks that were at least as tall as he was within the first month of coming home. And some of my favorite memories of him involve lying down on the floor, with some of my friends, and him successfully jumping over all of us. At once.
(He only weighed about 10-17 pounds at the “height” of his jumping days, so even if he missed, there was never any sort of serious repercussion for any of us.)
But, yeah. As I was saying, the dogs in agility competitions so clearly love it.
And just as proof that it does take a fair bit of skill, here’s one of the less perfect contestants. (Still good, just not as perfect as the first video.)
And then, just to finish the day…
Have a great Saturday!
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I saw this link on a friend’s Facebook wall the other day, and I needed to share it with you. It is a map of every goat in the United States. Such a thing exists!
on that furry note, happy Wednesday!