I want a puppy so badly! And thanks you to, I want a miniature Australian Shepard.

Yes, even if she eats her own shit.

I was a military police K-9 handler in the army, and always thought for sure I'd get a dog as soon as I had my own house.

It's amazing how undesirable the thought of having a dog trashing my house has become. My son is pushing for a pet; we're going with a fish, for starters.

There's something about the way Coco is just positive that YES SHE IS IN CHARGE OF CHUCK, and probably also the rest of the house, and every move you make. And the dirt. Kind of makes me think that she expects to be constantly sweet talked, totally pampered, and for Chuck to just toss his bone her way because she IS the queen.

Reminds me of my dogs.

Just think...the next time you need to churn up soil to plant a garden, you won't need to hire help....just let Coco out!

little warning next time when you are posting XXX video. k? K!

My dogs used to play like that. Then one day, one of them snapped and attacked the other one for real. Around the neck. There was a lot of blood. We dont let them play like that anymore.

Team Chuck!

I hate to see all the comments about anti-dog, given the viewing of only 2 videos and various stories. Dogs CAN be well-behaved and calm! I have a 1 year old black Lab and she's perfectly fine at home -- no barking, no digging, no chewing inappropriately, no object crashing, no destruction in general. When friends (little dogs, big dogs, foster dogs, etc.) come to visit, she's playful and friendly but it doesn't sound like there is a war going on in my house. She's very well-trained (we've both been trained through obedience classes) and is very active. When they are given things to do, they are less destructive. People think that dogs, Labs especially, are so destructive and awful when left to their own devices...when it happens, usually it's just sheer boredom.
I hope folks don't change their mind about dogs in general just because Heather's dogs like to have, uh, fun.

PLEASE! - Can't each dog get their own bone? I know, Coco only wants Chuck's bone.

Here I was finally not missing my dog. Granted, she has nothing on Coco, but basically every dog I've seen the past few days has turned me into a gibbering fool. A frat guy had a bulldog puppy and every time he yawned, I acted like he just figured out how to fix world hunger.

Nothing quite like the energy that comes from those herding breeds. She's adorable, though. Good thing, though I doubt it redeems her much in Chuck's eyes!

This is something that would entertain me for hours on end.

Clearly I need my own Chuck and Coco.

They are hilarious!

Coco and my dog Dakota were separated at birth. Digging? Check. Destroying flower pots? Check. Trying to get her brother's bone? Double check. Our wild African Savannah is a little more exciting since our male dog weighs about twice as much as our female!

to #16 meg: Coco did all that digging after we had taken her on an hour-long walk. She was not bored. She's obsessive, and we're working on that.