These two dogs have surprisingly good table manners.

The many perils of law school—how we love to cover them! As does the Lamestream Media. In fact, competition for stories about law school is now so strict among media outlets that the New York Times—once considered a "prestigious" news outlet dedicated to matters of public import—has written and published an entire story about how law students can borrow a dog to play with for 30 minutes at a time.

Happy Sunday! Here's a silly video where really, the title says it all.

Whatever shenanigans these three precious poodles were up to, all the blame is going to the only girl in the trio. Watch Cody and Murphy rat out their sister Maggie so far that she uncomfortably leaves the room.

Denver is a dog who was accused of eating her feline friends' treats. Explains Denver's owner, "Denver scrunches up her mouth when she is in trouble or KNOWS she's done something wrong." If this video is any indication, Denver's guilty!

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This Siberian Husky is able to soothe a crying baby just by howling. Someone let Mary Poppins know there's a new dog in the baby sitting game.

It looks like this dog adheres to the old, "if at first you don't succeed" adage. Try as he might, he can't seem to pop the balloon. Watch his priceless reaction when his hard work finally pays off.

This is Big Splash, a red Tibetan mastiff who was just sold for 10 million yuan—$1.5 million—to a "multi-millionaire coal baron" in China. That may seem like a lot of money to you, but did you know that Big Splash is actually 70 feet tall, made of clay, and will grant you a wish if you answer three riddles?

Denver ate all the cat food while his owner was out and so camera in hand, the owner confronted the thieving criminal. Surely an adorably remorseful expression should be enough! The music in the background creates a rather heartbreaking scenario.

Not even a cage as big as this one could keep this puppy prisoner - watch as he scales the walls all the way up to the roof as he makes his daring escape. Too bad he couldn't bring his fellow canine captives with him!

It would be great if someone could translate what's being said but in this video, two dogs are shown in the wreckage after the tsunami. One seems to be pretty injured while the other one stands by and seems to be guarding it. Youtube comments indicate that the dogs have been rescued and are currently in an animal shelter. We hope it's true.

A little boy and his loyal bulldog do everything in their power to stay awake in front of their television set.

In this heartwarming video, a soldier returns home to his two adorable dogs who promptly howl and pounce on him!

I don't know, I feel like putting eyebrows on a dog may just be the next trend in dressing up dogs! I am not the biggest "dog person," but this is the cutest video I've seen in awhile.

Last week, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and girlfriend Priscilla Chan adopted a dog named Beast. He already has 65,300 Facebook fans and a photo of himself posing with a visiting dignitary.

Watch as this adorable ball of fur becomes increasingly more confused and frustrated by a small ice cube. Finally mustering all his strength and bravery, the Puppy Warrior attacks.

This pup must have been hungry, as it manages to peel open a can of dog food on its own. Some say that cats are the more intelligent animals, but this clever canine gives them a run for their money!

Meet the newest member of the Facebook family: "Beast," a Hungarian sheepdog recently adopted by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his girlfriend Priscilla Chan. And, true to form, Zuckerberg has already grossly violated the poor dog's privacy by creating a Facebook page for him, complete with photographs and a bio. Did Beast even consent to this? Who filled in Beast's personal information?