Do you feel like killing some time? No? Then move along, nothing to see here.

Now that we have the productive side of the world out of the way, let’s get down to the business at paw: puppy watching.

Unfortunately for me, and now you, I decided to take up an invitation to take a look at some live streaming video content of a litter of Shiba Inu puppies.

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My days of being productive at work, at home and even in my sleep are now gone. In fact, I’ll have to put my solution to end world hunger on the back burner until these guys are grown.

On the brighter side of things, at least we’re all generating some heat…you know…it’s that warm funny feeling coming from our bellies.

If you are having difficulty seeing the video in your rss feed, click here.

Ever wonder what it would look like if your dog could talk?

There’s a fun site called Blabberize where you take a picture of your pet, combine it with a bit of technology, and end up with  pet blabber.

For those that are tecno challenged, not to worry. It’s really easy, you upload a photo and use a drawing tool to mark out where the mouth is, then record the audio using computer’s mic or you can even call it in.

Meghan Goss, Online Communications Blog Editor, of The Humane Society of the US read Dogster’s post about the improved evacuation and sheltering procedures for people and pets in Louisiana.

She was kind enough to send over a message letting me know about a video on Wayne Pacelle’s blog, along with a field report from the leader of The HSUS’s Emergency Services team.

Check it out…

If you don’t see the video, click here to view.

So you think you and your best buddy have what it takes to be on Greatest American Dog?

I know I thought Bo and I were worthy after watching the first few episodes of the show, but this audition tape of Teresa and Leroy makes me think otherwise.

After watching this, it’s no wonder they’re still in the competition.

If you can’t see the video, click here to view it.

I just ran across this amazing video from the folks at Confetti Cakes. It shows how they ‘cloned’ a living, breathing love machine into a delectable cake for all to enjoy.

This video takes the four days that it took to actually make the cake and condenses it into 4 minutes.  The end result is amazing.

The question I have, and I know many of you will ask the same thing, how much would it cost to have my own ‘buddy’ cake?

If you don’t see the video playing, please click here.

Here’s a heartwarming video by the Humane Society on their recent efforts to save hundreds of puppies from a mill in Tennessee.

The rescue operation cost $105,000, and they desperately need help to pay for this work and prepare for the next time animals need our help.  If you have the means, please visit their site and think about donating to this worthy cause.

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Thanks to Randi Sachs for bringing our attention to this.