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What a fantastic story. I love it. I hope your baby continues to enjoy your garden bounty. Thanks for commenting.

@theartisticdiva850 • Thanks! It’s a reminder of one of the happiest times in my life and this is only one of many of the, ‘Human-Like’ things my dog did every day. I truly believe he thought he was a human and his feelings were hurt every time he wasn’t allowed to sit-up on a chair around the dinner table! do you have a dog?

@@ktown8139 I have always had dogs in my life and they always were treated like they were human. Sadly, my last two dogs recently passed away months from each other and I am currently dogless. Because of my age (74) I don't want to leave dogs without a safe place, so I don't think I will get any more.

Absolutely!

I pray that you are incorrect, but take your cat to the doctor just in case.

Cat people are great! I love dogs and cats and have always had both in my home. Both provide a benefit to your mental health and physyical health. Thanks for the comment.

They do cause the local smaller birds to move a bit but they don't eliminate them entirely.

Crows will become like pets if you are persistent and patient. They are, after all, wild animals but so intelligent and curious. They want to know us and what we are doing. Thanks for the comment.

Feeding crows is a very pleasurable thing to do. I hope you get to do so for years and years longer. Thanks for the comment.

Narwhals are just about to be placed on the endangered list due to loss of their habitat. Learning about them and advocating for them could help prevent this from happening. Thanks for commenting.

Since algae grows on them and they harbor insects in their fur, I would suppose they would have to stink, don't you agree?

@@loiscashner6567 will they have algae growing in their fur as well as moths

But there's still adorable

I'm not sure I understand your comment. This is satire and meant to be humorous. Did you not understand that?

Thanks for the comment. I totally agree with you.

I understand how badly that must feel. I am so sorry for your loss. I hope that by opening your heart again to your cat, you are able to honor your dogs. They are looking at you with happiness, knowing that you made a home for someone else.

I agree with you completely. There are so many cats in need of good homes. Surely you should be able to find a good fit for you and your family.

Good to know. Thanks!

LOL! I love the foosa.

That is a terrible thing to watch. It sounds to me that her Pittie was not very well socialized or trained. These powerful dogs need to be both. Otherwise they will simply act like dogs.

Once again, I will repeat myself. These powerful dogs require training and socialization. Unfortunately, most of them get neither and are just expected to act nice. In the 1800's, before all the breeding changes, these dogs were frequently used as babysitters for small children. With current breeding, their good qualities are being bred out of them in favor of the more aggressive traits. I wonder why that might be? Do you know?

Thank you for this comment. I apologize because you are absolutely correct. I made a mistake and I am truly sorry that I caused you any undue trauma. In the future I promise I will be more diligent with my research. Again, thank you for commenting. I hope you enjoyed the rest of the video.

Thank you for your comment. He was VERY much loved and taken care of. He was my heart. I miss him dearly.