Dogs

Way back in 1993 cartoonist Peter Steiner published a cartoon in The New Yorker of a dog, who was seated at a computer, talking to another canine. The caption read "On the internet, nobody knows you are a dog." At that point the internet was just taking off with the general public, and the mere fact that such a cartoon was placed in the New Yorker was a big moment for the World Wide Web.

While most of our pets make us go "awww" with their innocent eyes, this dog on the other hand may freak you out a bit. Meet four-year-old Boston Terrier, Bruschi, who has just been given the Guinness World Record for "dog with the largest eyes" -- an eye-popping 1.1 inches in diameter.

A stray dog named Xiaosa has become an unlikely national hero in China after following a group of cyclists on a 1,100 mile trek. So what inspired the pooch to take the lengthy journey? Food, of course. (Dogs are so typical.)

Ah, corgis. We love 'em. But would we still adore the breed as much if they suddenly caused our kitchen to explode and catch fire? Eh, probably not. While filming a segment for the Web-based show 'Pet Sense,' Yogi the corgi appears to puncture a can of spray paint, which then ignites an oven's pilot light, resulting in a spectacular explosion and fire.

Atlanta-based photographer Theron Humphrey describes his website Maddieonthings.com as "a super serious project about dogs and physics," but let's call it what it really is -- an excuse to have his Coonhound pose on a bunch of silly objects. And that's good enough for us.

Say what you will about the Kardashians, but if it wasn't for the publicity savvy sisters we would have never been introduced to Boo, the world's cutest dog.

Could you imagine if dogs were smarter than us? We'd be in a heap of trouble. Better yet, could you imagine having the physical skills of upper echelon dogs?

A California family got a (literal) gift from above when a puppy fell from the sky into their backyard last Sunday. And now the puppy, who was dropped by a hungry hawk, is a beloved part of their family.

Most of us love our pets to death, and have no problem lavishing attention upon them when they are good. Sometimes in the winter, if we happen to live in a cold place, we might even knit a sweater for them (especially the little ones). These days, if your dog is acting a bit strange, you can even take it to a pet psychologist. There seems to be no end to the ways we try and make our animals more l

A New York man is going broke because of a bizarre custody battle with his ex-girlfriend. However, the custody battle isn’t the bizarre part -- it's who the couple is fighting over.

Losing a loved one is never easy. Some of us would pay top dollar to get back a child, a significant other, or a best friend that left us too soon. But what about a dog? Money is no issue for Edgar and Nina Otto who lost their 11-year-old Golden Labrador, Sir Lancelot, to cancer four years ago. So, how much did the Ottos shell out? $155,000!

Who doesn't love a golden retriever? They're one of the most loyal breeds of dogs, both playful and downright adorable. In this heartwarming video, Dickens the dog finds a newborn deer in his backyard and runs out to play with it. Or at least that's what it looks like to us.

Aside from drinking Coronas and margaritas, Saturday was the day hundreds of tiny Chihuahuas converged on Kansas City for the Cinco de Mayo Chihuahua parade in an attempt to break the world record for the most costumed dogs. (Apparently, that's a thing.) Sadly, the attempt fell short, but it nevertheless qualified as the most adorable fail ever.

We already knew that French bulldogs were sensitive, friendly and capable of winning a fight against Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, but did you know that they can also dance? In this clip, a pair of crazy-adorable pups go completely bonkers to Chubby Checker's 'The Twist.' Is there no end to what this breed can do?

She might not be music to everybody's ears, but Miley Cyrus has just made a big difference in the life of a Rottweiler/beagle puppy she named Happy.