According to Banfield Pet Hospital’s list of the top 25 dog names of 2011, some timeless dog monikers, like “Ginger,” “Sadie,” “Coco” and “Max,” are still very much in use. But other names on the list may be somewhat more unfamiliar.
Man’s best friend starred in some pretty great viral videos this year.
Here are our ten favorite adorable canine videos of 2011. Check them all out below and then vote for which one you think is cutest. (For more on each video, click on the titles in blue.)
We’ve all made the assumptions about a person based on whether they own a cat or a dog. But do these stereotypes have any basis in real life?
The folks at Hunch.com set out to answer that question by polling nearly 200,000 pet owners on whether they have a cat or a dog and then crossing that information with general lifestyle question the respondents also answered.
Read on for the results of the survey.
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Santa's reindeers work their antlers off every Christmas, but the rest of God's creatures have got it so much easier. Whether they're household pets, zoo animals or endangered species just chilling in a preserve, the following eight animal videos illustrate just how much humans consider their furry and/or feathered friends a part of their families. Sure, you
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Not many authors of Westerns turn their attention to Christmas. My special guest tomorrow afternoon (Thursday) on the Puffman Show has done just that...
Don't ask me, ask my special guest this afternoon (Tuesday) at 4:35 on the Puffman Show. He's Edward Meyer from the world famous Ripley's Believe It or Not and "Easy Ed" us one of my favorite guests ANY time of the year...
Is there anything as quintessentially adorable as a dog with one ear up? If there is, we certainly can’t think of it. So, enjoy the nonstop parade of doggy cuteness below. No need to thank us.
Our sister site Taste of Country is holding a contest to determine which pet brought home by a country music artist this year is the best. And you get to pick the winner.
I have a very special guest joining me this afternoon at 4:35 and she WON'T be on the phone-long distance live from somewhere like many of my guests but she'll be right here in our KSEN broadcast studio on Oilfield Avenue...
I was at the Marias Heritage Center last evening (Tuesday) sharing some Montana History with some of the residents. We're almost half way through Great Falls' writer Ruth McLaughlin's thoroughly fascinating "Bound Like Grass"...
This time of year reminds me of the Diamonds and their 1958 "blast from the past", "The Stroll"...We're strolling and styling here in the Golden Triangle...
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