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So there's a bit of a debate about this video. Us dog owners know that there are plenty of stubborn pooches out there. But there are also some, let's say, "not so bright" dogs too. After watching pups run straight into closed glass doors, maybe this dog is just playing it safe. So check out this video and let us know what you think - smart dog being stubborn, or not the brightest candle

Takeru Kobayashi is a world known competitive eating champion. He holds six Guinness World Records for putting food away faster than his competitors. It was only a matter of time before he had to take on some hardcore competition from the animal kingdom. Here, it's in the form of a tiny hamster, eating tiny "hot dogs". Watch:

As "The Ice Bucket Challenge" spreads, we're seeing people get really creative. From over 200 locals getting doused in about 2 minutes, to Kermit the Frog getting soaked, the Ice Bucket Challenges are definitely getting more and more fun to watch. Which brings me to this video - our very own "Animal Advice" contributor, Dr. Adam Christman, from Bricktown Veterinary Hospital, is

We've all been there - you're at a light that turns green and the driver in front of you doesn't go. You give them a polite toot on the horn and they still linger. If you've thought that they must have fallen asleep, well, after seeing this video, it's quite possible. Thank goodness for helmet cams. If this motorcyclist didn't have one, we wouldn't have this video to shake our heads at. Watch: Rea

I just felt like I had to share this video. My dog is a dork. And I mean that in the best way possible. She's definitely not a puppy anymore - 14 years old. Like most senior dogs, she spends a lot of her time sleeping. But every now and then she gets these ridiculous bursts of energy. One of her nightly rituals when we go out for our walk is to literally race back to the house. She gets a running

There are few things I love more than a truly clever and fun prank. And this one is right up there with the funniest. Unsuspecting tourists, entering an elevator at a hotel are greeted by the voice activated "Intellevator", which, when they respond in their language, seems to have a mind of it's own...

Remember the Micro Machines guy from the 1980s TV commercials? He talked faster than it seemed like it was humanly possible. Well, this could be the heir apparent to Mr. Micro Machines - watch this woman speed through an interview. It's almost so fast that they don't sound like actual words. Watch:

This past weekend, I took some time off and enjoyed a long weekend mini-vacation to New York City. I took New Jersey Transit both ways. On the trip back, I got an unexpected treat from the conductor.

As I was driving home yesterday, I noticed a slow line of cars that were stopping, starting, slowly moving out of their lanes, and generally acting strange. Then, as I moved forward, I saw what all the commotion was about:

From the guys who brought you the fantastically confounded pups of "Magic For Dogs", the creators are trying to relate to their furry friends on a different level - by talking to them in their own language. Of course, we have no idea what they're actually saying, but based on the looks on the dogs faces, it could be anything from a friendly "hello" to something rather offensive