Tag Archives: dogs
A Welshman, 200 sheep, and 1000 LEDs walk into a bar…
What do you get when you combine welsh shepherds, sheep, herding dogs, electricians, lighting techs, and copius light emitting diodes? Genius. Dear Readers, we don’t CARE if this is a thinly veiled advertisement. This is, very simply put, the best. … Continue reading
Post-April fool’s edition: (faux) Chupacabra; real shame?
In 2007, Associated Press ran a story on this frozen critter, which the Cuero, Texas woman who found it described as a “chupacabra,” a legendary goat-killer from south American folktale and mythology. According to media fallout, breeders on “Xolo” sites believed … Continue reading
Puli Dogs: hirsute canines
flying mop? animate dryer lint? This mid-air mass of moving dreadlocks is actually a puli dog on an agility course The Puli, a medium-sized Hungarian herding and livestock guard dog, may not fit the mainstream aesthetic bias towards dainty, long-haired … Continue reading
Purse Dogs
The purse dog is not a species unto itself; rather, it represents a human intervention in animal behavior. Purse dogs have rapidly adapted to their owners’ whims: many have developed hermit crab-like behaviors, and emerge from their shells only when they … Continue reading
