Cute and Funny Animal video's

I'll start with my favorite, the drunken raccoon.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=341089419264801&set=vb.100000912381450&type=2&theater

Do not like it! Nope, nope, nope!




Jrcole-the one you posted is hilarious!

Jrcole wrote:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=341089419264801&set=vb.100000912381450&type=2&theater

This is Hysterical!!!! It almost makes yuo feel sorry for the poor doggy, but if you mess with cats...... Ask my labs, they respect the cat!

I can't watch this too often it upsets the girls.

Dove wrote:

Do not like it! Nope, nope, nope!

ha ha! That's awesome! what a cute little dog! I wish I had thought of that when Giblet was in her chewing stage, my coffee table might not be so oh, how should I say it..... "diminished in value"

http://www.godvine.com/Best-Compilation-Video-of-Babies-Laughing-at-Dogs-2905.html

Reminds me of us. "Look what I found!" " I'm going back in,i smell a rabbit!"
WAIT! OK. GO!

Dove wrote:

Reminds me of us. "Look what I found!" " I'm going back in,i smell a rabbit!"
WAIT! OK. GO!

The truth about how crop circles are formed.

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The truth about how crop circles are formed.

And to think of all the years we've wasted trying to figure these things out.
DOH!

Jrcole wrote:

http://www.godvine.com/Best-Compilation-Video-of-Babies-Laughing-at-Dogs-2905.html

This is sooo cute! Now we know why God made dogs.
I've tried for an hour to find a way to embed this. godvine doesn't give a code that I can find. If anyone knows, please tell me!

Found it on yt, just because you want it!

Now to go find the other one of the dog and cat that I just love.

Got it! There is a 'embed' button under some videos on Facebook.
That opens a box to a long code. Just cc and paste right into our post message
box. No buttons required.

Thanks Dovie! It's so cute! I'm still trying to figure Godvine out but I can't find a code to work with!

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I'll start with my favorite, the drunken raccoon.

I hate to be a killjoy, but rabid raccoons act exactly that way also, lurching from side to side as they try to walk - and they're not afraid of humans then either. Rabid raccoons are a problem where I live so I've seen more than one of them and keep an eye out so my dog/cats don't get near them. It's cute on film since he may be drunk from fermented berries but if you'd see one in real life, stay away!

I love the two dogs though, the baby flipper & the crybaby chased by the cat. Wonderful stuff. You've all seen the mean kitty, right?
I've got a playlist of animal videos on my youtube channel, if you'd like to see more of them.

Hi I.P. Welcome back! So glad things have turned for you.

Let's see. re: Facebook. You might be able to view the video without having an
account, just by clicking on the link. I finally signed on to FB but don't post there
at all. That's how I got the dog crying about the cat, and the dog in the field.

There was an 'embed' link under those videos.
The one on Godvine, I took the title to and then looked thru youtube till I found it.

I just did a yt search for 'dog leaps through wheat field" and found it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YmXdeRXqv8

And, that video was also at dogwork.com, but I couldn't find it there.
They have LOTS of animal vids though.

For the Birds

Cute kittens

Kitiara, those video's are great! I especially loved the Pixar and the little kitty with the apples.

I love Pixar, can you believe they've been around for 25 yrs? Time flies by like magic!

Thanks, Dove. Glad to be back- I missed all of you guys.

Delfi wrote:

I love Pixar, can you believe they've been around for 25 yrs?

It's hard to believe it's been that long!

Grumpy Cat just wants to sleep!

Internet Pilgrim wrote:

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I'll start with my favorite, the drunken raccoon.

[color=white]I hate to be a killjoy, but rabid raccoons act exactly that way also, lurching from side to side as they try to walk - and they're not afraid of humans then either. Rabid raccoons are a problem where I live so I've seen more than one of them and keep an eye out so my dog/cats don't get near them. It's cute on film since he may be drunk from fermented berries but if you'd see one in real life, stay away!

The drunken raccoon is not rabid or drunk. He has distemper, which is treatable. I rescued a baby raccoon who's whole family died and she was the only one left. It left her with a weakness in her hind quarters but she was bright and funny after she regained her health. She is now living out her life 1,000 miles away from me with a man who has a zoo permit and he does educational exhibits with non-releasable raccoons. I had her for two years.

Here is a picture of "Cookie."

My all time favorite animal video.

Here are some drunk animals.

Drunk Monkeys. lol

Oh that's sad, I feel bad now for laughing at it, I just thought it was the fermented berries...

Internet Pilgrim wrote:

hardamber wrote:

The drunken raccoon is not rabid or drunk. He has
distemper, which is treatable. I rescued a baby raccoon who's whole
family died and she was the only one left.

How did you know it had distemper rather than rabies? Before having a vet see it, I mean? I never would get close enough to find out. There are notices posted at all of the vet offices here about the number of them found rabid recently though the state puts out bait with rabies vaccine around the area. That doesn't guarantee that they'll all find it though. I've called the local state game commission office when one was in the yard & they just said to take care of it ourselves when we find one- then take the head to the city to have it tested, etc. No, thanks. I just call my neighbor, a retired cop, to come & shoot it. They're dangerous even after they're dead if they're rabid & I'm terrified one of my animals will encounter one. And even with vaccines my pets aren't totally protected. Raccoons are cute one on one but I've had crowds of them on my porch, coming after the food left outside for the stray cats & they fight, make a mess, and in general become nuisances. You found the ideal placement for yours. There aren't too many people that have a license for wildlife.

The best advice I can give anyone who sees a sick raccoon is to call a rehabber. These selfless people have devoted their lives to rehabbing wild animals so they can be released again, or if they need a permanent safe place to live, they provide that too.

A rabid raccoon is seldom seen by humans. If you are concerned about your animals getting rabies, I hope you have them all vaccinated. I get my horses and cow vaccinated for rabies along with my dog and raccoon. If I did rehabbing, I would also have a rabies vaccine. Most rehabbers have the vaccine and do not charge a dime to come and get a sick coonie.

I never planned on falling in love with raccoons, I unwillingly got stuck with two babies several years ago and we struck up a relationship that lasted the summer. They were intelligent, playful and very entertaining. They taught my whole family a lot. When they were gone, I found myself really missing them. I have managed to raise three other babies since then.

I am in a raccoon rescue group online that has over 350 members. We are a passionate group of flakey people who just love these little guys. You wouldn't believe what kinds of lives some of these non releasable raccoons have. These people revolve their whole lives around their furry friends and trying to help as many as they can be returned to the wild.

Delfi, there are drunken raccoon videos on youtube. So don't feel bad.

This raccoon exhibited classic signs of distemper. It makes them walk like they have cerebral palsy.

My survivor still walks like that in her hind quarters. She is unable to climb trees, but can hop and run still. She is so funny to watch playing around. I used to tease her all the time. I was never able to get her little hop thing she does on video. The lighting was never good enough because she would only come out and play like that during the evening. My living room was never bright enough.

If the coon was wobbling on the center line of a road...my first thought would have been hit by a car not Rabies...Raccoons do come out during the day to forage when it is really cold and they aren't finding enough at night or a Mama with babies will also forage during the day.

I have seen plenty of raccoons during the daytime and it wasn't because they were sick. The coon I have now lives in my barn and when I go out there she almost always comes out and plays with me. She loves to nibble at my "fleas."

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hardamber wrote:

Here are some drunk animals.

Now that's funny!

hardamber wrote:

If the coon was wobbling on the center line of a road...my first thought would have been hit by a car not Rabies...Raccoons do come out during the day to forage when it is really cold and they aren't finding enough at night or a Mama with babies will also forage during the day.

I have seen plenty of raccoons during the daytime and it wasn't because they were sick. The coon I have now lives in my barn and when I go out there she almost always comes out and plays with me. She loves to nibble at my "fleas."

We had a coon when I was little, she lived inside too until spring came, she was old enough to leave then and we never saw her again. We also had an orphan skunk, he was tiny when we got him and he was the sweetest little guy, just like a kitten. He was really like a tiny bear but he loved to be held and followed you wherever you went.

When he got older, he turned into Pepe Lepew. Not the pew part, he really didn't stink at all but the Amore part, he chased the cat wanting to make ze sweet love, oui? All the time. When he grew up and left home I was very sad. I'm sure the cat wasn't.

times 20!

I was driving on a dirt road in Arizona about 10 miles north of the Mexican border when I saw what I thought was a javelina. Javelina seldom appear in singles, so I slowed in order to see where the rest of the herd was. I didn't see any more animals, but as I neared this one, I noticed that its rump was too rounded and furry to be a wild pig. The closest thing to this would have been a black bear, which were numerous in the nearby mountains, but this one was a reddish brown. I slowed to a stop when I saw that this animal had a ringed tail like a raccoon - I just sat there until the thing turned around and looked at me. It stood about 21/2 feet from the ground and weighed about 75 lbs. - and had a snout like an anteater!

I was stumped.

It stared at me for a second and then rambled into the bush and disappeared.

I have since discovered what it was - a coati mundi.

I've never seen a coati.


Here, what they call 'evil owl', I'd call the 'incredible shrinking owl', trying to look like
a piece of tree bark.

That is amazing.

This one is not cute or funny but I just had to post this beautiful video. Watch in Hi-Definition.

Aren't the Friesians so beautiful! I've spent alot of time in the past two months watching horse videos. I love Hempfling's videos.

Those are beautiful! I love their Mane's braided and brushed out. I'm certain the White Horses that Father has in Heaven for us are every bit as fantastic as the Friesians. I wish Father would give me a glimpse of their Field. When my White Silkies are out on the green grass, especially in the evening, they are so beautiful and they're just chickens! I can imagine Thousands of white horses.

Beautiful!