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Title: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: Judi on 29-Oct-09, 11:46:12 PM http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/23 Don't forget to watch some of the other ones too....very cute! :wave: Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: dale on 30-Oct-09, 01:20:03 AM yeah...there's one of a lamb jumping on a bed...young rabbits get this too, their hindquarters just fire off autonomously, and the rest of the critter has to go along for the ride. They always look a bit stunned to find themselves in another place, facing another direction.
Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: Judi on 30-Oct-09, 07:19:36 AM Watching bunnies do "binkies" is very funny. A friend has 3 bunnies who get the run of the house for awhile every evening. They're just so cute and so fun to watch. When they're successful at getting away with something they know they're not supposed to do, they "binky" all over the place! :clap:
Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: Annette on 30-Oct-09, 03:03:38 PM Hi,
I have found another funny video. Beagle puppy attacks Rottweiler during playing. Cuteness alert! http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/22 (http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/22) Greetings Annette Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: dale on 30-Oct-09, 04:11:10 PM Watching bunnies do "binkies" is very funny. ...When they're successful at getting away with something they know they're not supposed to do, they "binky" all over the place! :clap: you mean there's a name for those? I always just vaguely thought of them as the result of bunnies being born with explosive charges set in their backsides, about which their alleged brains know nothing. It can only be compared to the way baby mice avail themselves of black holes rather than rational space to get around. Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: carla on 30-Oct-09, 06:19:50 PM Hi, Hi Annette,I have found another funny video. Beagle puppy attacks Rottweiler during playing. Cuteness alert! http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/22 (http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/22) Greetings Annette Yes this one is very cute,the little Beagle and the very Big Rottweiler,he seems to enjoy.Personal I love Beagles and I'm a little afraid of that big Rottweiler,however I can manage a lot of dogs.My grandmother had a little mean cockerspaniel whitch good not be trusted.I could do everything with her and she never was mean to me. :dogwag: Greetings Carla Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: carla on 30-Oct-09, 06:23:53 PM Watching bunnies do "binkies" is very funny. ...When they're successful at getting away with something they know they're not supposed to do, they "binky" all over the place! :clap: you mean there's a name for those? I always just vaguely thought of them as the result of bunnies being born with explosive charges set in their backsides, about which their alleged brains know nothing. It can only be compared to the way baby mice avail themselves of black holes rather than rational space to get around. i love the Bunnies to.Too funny greetings Carla :goodone: Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: Judi on 30-Oct-09, 10:40:00 PM Watching bunnies do "binkies" is very funny. ...When they're successful at getting away with something they know they're not supposed to do, they "binky" all over the place! :clap: you mean there's a name for those? I always just vaguely thought of them as the result of bunnies being born with explosive charges set in their backsides, about which their alleged brains know nothing. Yep...there sure is...pretty cute, huh? :bunny: Title: Re: Baby Elephant has the sniffles! Post by: Judi on 30-Oct-09, 10:41:55 PM Hi, I have found another funny video. Beagle puppy attacks Rottweiler during playing. Cuteness alert! http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/22 (http://cuteanimals.todaysbigthing.com/2009/10/22) Greetings Annette Isn't that one adorable? The Rottie is so patient and gentle with the puppy. Kind of dispells the reputation of fierce doesn't it? It's all about how the dog is raised and trained.... |