A Bird’s Bad Day

Thats a great Video. Poor bird had so much dog slobber on it He couldn't fly away.
Thats also one very well trained dog. Wonder if the smell of Dog slobber saved the bird from the cat.

This was a pretty cute video 'til the cat came along. Trying not to be too preachy here, but, people who leave their domestic pets out unsupervised (re: cats) run the risk of being hit by cars, attacked by other animals, attacking other animals, and contracting/spreading all sorts of diseases - some possibly fatal.

I am glad the bird wasn't hurt, and I agree, that was a very well-trained dog, but, the laughter when the cat came to get the bird was a bit disturbing.

makes me cryyyyyyyyyyyyyy.... -_-'

somehow, on those war and hate times, it's very strange to see different animals goin' together.

The poor bird seemed dazed or slightly injured. I didn't find it cute or funny (even though the dog and cat are cute on their own). The guy seemed to be a little too amused when the cat went to get the poor bird.

The poor bird was terrified. Its little heart was beating so fast he was in a panic coma like state and on the verge of a heart attack. That guy should have made the dog go away so the bird had a chance to calm down.

Poor birdy.

:(

i heart canadians

Trying not to be too preachy?
You failed. Try again.

Last night I almost ran over a cat that was just standing in the middle of the street. It turned out it was chasing a mouse in the street. Am I sadistic for driving away knowing that the cat was just going to "play" with the mouse until it is dead?

I thought the guy was funny, but I loved the dog...a very good dog too.

WOW< I am totally honored at my video making onto this website too. And such fun comments (most of them). Thank you all for viewing.

"Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." ~ Roger Caras

"An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language." ~ Martin Buber

In another video, that guy wrote, "I know now, NO CHOCOLATE FOR DOGS!! Please don't write me, I researched this and found that chocolate is poisonous at the level of is toxic to a dog when it ingests between 100 and 150 milligrams per kilogram of body weight which is about 5000 mg" but gives him some anyway.

Isn't that like saying, "I know that rat poison is bad for babies, but, I only let them eat a little bit"?

Forget about the bird - what about a house full of bugs without a window screen?