Here is the canine equivalent of Speedy Gonzales.  This amazing show dog rips through an obstacle course with amazing speed.

Check out this cute video of a dog playing air hockey on an iPad.  Coincidentally, the dog’s name is Pixel!

Many dogs can smile.  Our beagle-terrier mutt smiles very similar to this dog:

This cute Australian Shepherd “Sydney” is able to bark any number from 1 to 10.  But what’s worrying is her owner rewards her with raisins, which have been shown to be toxic to dogs.

This cute Corgi does a funny dance for his kibble & bits.

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Gibson, the world’s tallest dog, died August 7 from bone cancer.  The Guinness Book of World Records had long recognized the Harlequin Great Dane as the world’s tallest canine.  He measured 7-foot-1 when standing on his hind legs, and was 42.6 inches from ground to shoulder.

Gibson’s life was short but brilliant.  He became a “spokesdog” for a canine cancer charity and was nominated for the American Kennel Club Award for Canine Excellence.

Gibson fans and supporters are directed to his website where they can donate to his charity or help with his funeral expenses.

If you are not familiar with Gibson, check out this video:

A Boxer mix missing from Texas for five months is found 1,800 miles from home, in Ohio.  A chip embedded in the dog’s neck enabled police to locate the owner.

JJ the drug-sniffing police dog has one weakness — fireworks.  On the 4th of July, JJ broke out of his steel kennel and went roaming around town.  Fortunately, this story has a happy ending.

The Obama presidential family dog, Bo, bites and holds onto a reporters microphone.  He’s so cute and happy!

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Years ago, William Morse saved a dog from being put to sleep at the pound.  Then on Tuesday his dog repaid the favor.  The mutt named Hoagie threw himself between the man and an attacking mountain lion at a Lake Elsinore campground in Cleveland National Forest.  The animals fought a ferocious battle that nearly killed the dog.

“He’s a hero, man.  I love him to death,” said Morse.  “Man’s best friend did prevail.”

“There’s no question the dog saved his life,” said Orange County sheriff’s spokesman Jim Amormino.

Morse was walking with his wife and dog when the mountain lion appeared from the forest and charged at the man.  The dog cut off the lion, and a nasty fight ensued.  Hoagie was rushed to a veterinary hospital and survived the four-hour surgery.  The couple was not injured.

Park rangers closed the campground and searched for the mountain lion late Tuesday.  Wildlife experts say there are only about five mountain lions in Orange County, and the odds of being attacked by a mountain lion are relatively small.

Story at L.A. Times