Dogs

Tanner, a golden retriever, was sadly born blind. To make matters worse, the pooch suffered from seizures. Tanner was blessed with a loving owner for the first year of his life, but when that owner died, his disabilities made him a tough sell at the animal shelter. In fact, Tanner's minders where pretty sure they were going to have to put him down. But then something extraordinary happened. Read M

Uggie may have retired from his thriving on-screen career as the back-flipping Jack Russell terrier from 'The Artist' and those awesome Nintendo DS commercials, but it looks as though he just might become the next best-selling author. Yup, you read that right. Uggie -- a dog -- will be releasing his memoirs this October.

The ever-so-faithful dog proves once again why they are loved by man. A Golden Retriever in China is going viral thanks to this video which shows him adorably guarding his owner's bicycle. And when the master returns, the dog even sits behind him on the cycle!

While most soldier homecoming videos we have featured in the past involve our brave men returning home to their wives, parents and children, here's a video to prove that dogs are just as much a part of the family as anyone else.

It seems that television is only catering to younger demographics, but one cable channel hopes to tap into a new group of TV enthusiasts by becoming the first network to provide wall-to-wall programming for -- wait for it -- dogs.

Dogs tend to love riding in cars, but not all of them enjoy it. Some just won't get in at all. And others are willing to take a ride, but, like this Husky, they need a little reassurance.

When you lose a pet, you typically look around your neighborhood, or the last place it was seen. But Ruth Torres didn't even have to leave her living room to find her beloved Irish Wolfhound -- who she hadn't even realized was lost in the first place.

We all know dogs are active animals. Like this dog in Valencia, Spain, who goes crazy for gymnastic rings at a beach.

Dogs are happy-go-lucky creatures. They go through life barking, fetching and scratching with a smile on their face, generally secure in the knowledge that their owners know what's best for them.

We loved it when Bo, the Obama family's dog, disrupted an Argentinian newscast last month. But this clip of a dog interrupting a newscast on Global News in Toronto may be the greatest example of a canine video bomb yet.

Looking for a heartwarming alternative to this year's explosive cavalcade of summer movies? Then look no further than 'Quill: The Life of a Guide Dog,' a Japanese movie that tells the tale of a yellow Labrador Retriever guide dog paired with a sickly blind man who's reluctant to use him.

What's worse than stealing candy from a child? Stealing a therapy dog from a blind girl. A dog napper in Hutchinson, KS, snatched pit bull Millie from its home and the pup went missing for two weeks. But as cruel as it sounds, the story has a happy ending.

It never fails. You load Fido into the car, head off to your destination and the little guy has his nose pressed up against the glass as he whimpers for freedom until you crack the window. Then he sticks his big dopey head out of it for the entire trip. Why do they do that? Mental_Floss has the answer.

Dogs aim to please and cats are moody and self-indulgent. Well, that's the stereotype, at least. And apparently these traits hold true when the two domesticated creatures interact with each other. Check out what we mean in this shocking video, in which a cat has made a dog its servant.

A 53-year-old Ohio man has been charged with counts of animal cruelty and abandoning animals after he allegedly left six four-week-old puppies in a zipped suitcase. Fortunately, the puppies and their mother -- who was waiting nearby -- were discovered shortly after being abandoned and all survived the terrible ordeal. Yay!