These Dog Breeds Look Like Real-Life Cartoon Characters originally appeared on Parade Pets.

“Jumping when excited is a normal dog behavior, and they don’t understand that most humans don’t enjoy that,” she explains in the caption. “You have to teach them how you do want them to greet. Not ...

I had thought that my brother adopted a dog, but he was just toting his annoying son around. My nephew will not play fetch.

Popular North Yorkshire illustrator Sarah Westwood is celebrating 20 years in the industry, including ten years with her ...

Don’t get too excited, geologists: “Rock Dog” isn’t about an animal into minerals. It’s music that stirs the mountain mastiff in this sweet if ineffectual animated movie, purportedly the ...

Tears at Moment Sleeping Deaf Dog Gets Excited When Discovering Mom Is Home Published Dec 26, 2023 at 9:57 AM EST Updated Dec 26, 2023 at 11:55 AM EST By Anders Anglesey ...

Snoopy, Odie, Pluto, Scooby. There’s never been a shortage of famous Fido cartoons, and dog lovers are certainly captivated by both the artistry and the stories behind them. Now, a new Web site ...

In the beginning, he was just a cartoon dog in a burning house, apathetic about his dire predicament. “This is fine,” he said, to no one in particular.

A dog that greets you enthusiastically when you come home, with a wagging tail, excited barking and jumping, is clearly expressing their joy at your return.

Woof. According to the study, the number of New Yorker cartoons in which dogs were the subject increased from five per year in the 1960s to 25 per year in the 1990s.

This hilarious video shows the moment a dog excited about a huge stick ran through the house - promptly knocking all the bottles of alcohol off a shelf. The clip of the clumsy dog, Sadie Mae, was ...