Easter bunnies, pig in tulips, dogs reunited, and the cat who saved a soldier, in today’s links.
It's this Sunday, so hop to it!
Adorable Bunnies To Make You Want to Start Easter Preparations Early
Bright Side, via NTMTOM
I'm the creative director.
Rescue Dog Maddy, Known For Balancing On Things, Travels US
Bored Panda, via Andrew Y.
Hey, you smell familiar!
Shelter Pup Siblings Reunited At Dog Park In Random Chance Encounter
The Animal Rescue Site, via Elaine W.
Have a tissue handy.
This Kitten Saved A Soldier From Becoming A Statistic
The Animal Rescue Site, via Murray C. & Elaine W.
And finally: Go Roll Your Own!
This was the last roll they had in the store and I had to grab it from the hands of a sweet old grandmother so don’t even think about it, pal! (via Cheryl S.)
The bebeh bunnehs did me in, squeee… and the story about the cat named Scout. The dog growling while someone was trying to get the toilet paper, may seem cute, due to the scarcity. But in reality, our dogs were trained to let us be able to take their bone away, without fear of being bit. To me, a growling dog about to bare its’ teeth to bite, isn’t cute. We were the leader, not the other way around.
I didn’t even get past number one before I went ded. (Though the one shown above is gonna need that hat around here. It. Is. Windy.)
I LOVE💕💕💕💕 this bun! All the bun pics are cute but this one takes the cake!🥰
BTW, that is some serious growling from that toilet paper dog! I think I’d let him have it, frankly.😳
Hey George, can we get a bunny?
No, Lenny.
So adorable those little baby bun buns! And a pink piggy in a pink unicorn dress! Clunk, ded. I want to go adventures with Maddy. Kinda cute but clear case of resource guarding with the dog in the video, needs some training before someone gets hurt.
I don’t enjoy nuffing, but I agree with Luv Bunny & AJ about the dog guarding. That’s a serious, dangerous situation, neither cute nor funny. If that dog isn’t trained out of guarding, first a human is likely to get hurt, and then in all probability the dog will be hurt, too. Very upsetting video.
I haven’t checked out the other links yet, I’m saving them for later.
Have to join the nuffing club–growling dogs make me really nervous for everybody involved.
Must save other linkies for later. Last night, I dreamt we were all living at work. People rushed to take showers before meetings, and there weren’t enough showers. I wonder where that came from.
Yes DebG me too. I am not sure about the taunting either. However, we don’t know the dynamics here. Maybe this is a completely playful tease between them both. 😁
Sorry, Dulcie, I see nothing playful about that dog’s behavior. That is serious guarding, not playing. I’d like to give that dog’s owner a smack upside the head for putting himself and his dog in danger. This is an “accident” waiting to happen—and then an example of how dogs end up being called dangerous, and “put down” for something the owner could have prevented by behaving responsibly and training his dog out of guarding.
Bebeh bunnies are sheer perfection. So is that darling therapy pig.
Today is my best friend’s birthday. I obviously couldn’t go shopping so I emailed her the bunny in the yellow hat.
Snarling dog (even though in need of training) reminded me of the goose couple I met yesterday. Hubby told me there was a nesting pair in one of the loading areas at work, so I took a bag of rice and oats and went to pay a visit.
The male let me get within ten meters, and then started the usual goose-about-to-inflict-serious-mayhem routine, when I bent down and spilled some of the food on the ground. Then I stepped away. Goose was all hiss/ooh food for several seconds. I went a few steps closer to mama, who had an egg tucked under her, and papa goose went psycho again. He advanced, and I stamped my walking stick and raised my arms. He deflated, but still kept hissing. So I threw half a blueberry bagel to mama, and papa went to help her eat it.
I’m all mush after all of the adorable baby bunns. Cuteness overload!!
If only that worked, Murkle46!