Dogs

Stupid animal tricks: 3 dogs swimming and performing funny stunts in a pool. Ringling Bros, here we come!

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I’m Sophie. I’m a Maltese Puppy, and this is my life.

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This final installment of “Misty the Maltese” dog training videos features an amazing display of 8 month-old show dog “Hollywood’s Little Misty” performing an entire array of dog tricks and obedience routines.

Misty has been genetically bred so as to achieve the highest intelligence level possible for the Maltese breed as this video will clearly demonstrate. So sit back and be amazed as our little Misty puts on a great show as she displays her extraordinary intelligence in performing a variety of dog tricks and obedience routines. Enjoy the video, and please be sure to leave feedback and/or post a comment!

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My Little Guy plays basketball unlike any other dog! Taught this trick April 2007 for a Letterman Stupid Pet tricks tryout, but the Late Show folks chose the last bit of another trick skit for the Letterman Stupid Pet Tricks 5-24-07 segment instead. (more)

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Seven month-old show dog Misty shows you her “sit-stand-down” obedience routine in addition to a few great new dog tricks she has learned since her last video. Tricks in this video include walk, speak, paw, cartwheel, twirl, come, fetch, “bang” (play dead), and roll over. Enjoy this Part 3 of the series, then… Please rate this video!

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Muffin – Great Escape! Muffin taught herself how to climb and escape from the puppy play pen ^_^ AWWW… so cute! (and clever!) hehe

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Here’s my sheltie Taz’s appearance on Pet Star performing his routine of tricks while blindfolded, the first dog to my knowledge to ever do such a thing. I would never have thought a dog would anything like this, particularly since most dogs refuse to move when they have their eyes covered. But once I found out he was willing to do simple tricks like waving with the blindfold on, we just started working out harder and harder skills and he just totally amazed me with his uncanny ability to figure things out as we went along, and most importantly…still having fun while doing it! He is quite a show-off and clearly enjoys the attention he gets when doing tricks like this.

I do have to laugh a bit at Mario holding him all through the judge’s intro and comments. Taz is not particularly fond of being held but is too polite to really object to it, but they actually had to tape that twice so both Taz and Mario were obviously getting very tired and quite happy when he finally put him down!

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Featuring EVEN MORE great new dog tricks, 6 month-old show dog Misty the Maltese demonstrates walk, beg, and cartwheel in addition to up, down, sit, come, roll over, paw, speak, and “bang” (play dead) in this Part 2 of the series. Enjoy, then… Please rate this video!

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Maltese dog tricks featuring our 5 1/2 month-old show dog Misty demonstrating up, down, sit, come, roll over, paw, speak, “bang” (play dead), and beg. Please rate this video!

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I built the ball machine because I thought my dog Jerry, might like it and that it would be something fun for me to build. So after two years of on and off work, with many safety features such as IR proximity sensors to protect Jerry and my son from the machine, I finally complete.

Far from being a replacement for me, I was always right there with him enjoying his fun. And with all the troubles that I went through to build the ball machine, I still end up throwing more balls than that the machine could count! According to the computer, he played with the machine by himself only 3 times in his life.

I recently put this video on YouTube to keep alive my earlier memories of him and (hopefully) provide some “humorous distractions” for anyone that might drop by.

Please enjoy the video.

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