23 Animals Who Are Absolute Sh*t At Hide-And-Seek The Huffington Post | by Kate Bratskeir | Posted: 05/17/2014 6:59 pm EDT Excerpts: "The business of "hide-and-seek" is uncomplicated. One hides, the other seeks. The objective of the hider is to hide. The objective of the seeker is to seek. However, when you ask an animal to play a round of the game, the task of hiding gets a little muddy. Some animals take direction but fail to fully grasp the concept of going unseen. Others can't seem to slightly understand that their heads are larger in size than the stem of a flower. Today, we're here to say there is definitely room for improvement. To all the dogs, cats, cows and critters who think they can keep up with human-level hide-and-seek, well, let's have at it..." see at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/...palling_n_5283782.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular ...... IMO: There is something so funny about animals that are acting serious, but look, laugh, and enjoy the fun animals give us. They are fascinating creatures that give us such pleasure but ask for very little in return. In our travels through life we are always surrounded by animals who can give great therapy.... especially around election time. Go to your local ASPCA and adopt a dog or cat, and it will change your life, in the more heartwarming way.
First thought of mine was that if I wanted to see cat videos, I would watch the 6 O'clock news. Perhaps that was too snarky and is more a comment about the news than anything else. I am not seeing the harm in posting this although it may be in the wrong forum. If my esteemed opponent wants to post about animals and it makes her feel good, I wish her all the best.
So darned sweet. Love the dog in the mirror! When we first moved to a new house my Golden had a problem urinating in the house. And I'd know I better start looking for the puddle when I came home and all I saw was a golden tail sticking out between the sofa and the wall.
we had a beagle that would hide under blankets and such and then lunge out out the other dog when it walked by. We called it her crocodile impression. But by the grace of God we never squished it to death, because it was so good at it that sometimes it got sat on because we didn't know it was under the throw or pillow or whatever.
People should own their own chickens and slit their throats themselves. Let's at least be up front about it. The problem is the massive barriers to entry erected by the regulatory state. You have to have ~500 chickens for sale to be practically legal.
