Spoiler Alert- the puppy lives! The puppy chase starts at :20.

I think this might be my favorite Halloween pet costume this year.

Kissy, Kissy! Woof, Woof!

Take a bunny mask, a muscle guy, body paint, a dance belt and a shower curtain rod, put them all together and you get this video. I’m strangely fascinated by video artist Alex Kovas “humanimal” creations, mostly because if you have a hot guy doing anything strange or unusual, it’s still hot.

Alex Kovas looks fierce as a white leopard.

Here’s Alex as a deer.

Here’s a gallery of my favorite pics.

This poor puppy is never going to get his toy.

Dunder the German Shepard goes from pup to adult in 40 seconds in time lapse photography which covers him from 8 weeks to one year.

Sgt. Mark South holding back Orlando. Credit: Marine Corps

According to the New York Times, there was a dog among the SEAL team that raided Osama bin Laden’s compound. The pup was strapped to a Navy SEAL as they were lowered from a hovering helicopter.

We don’t know what exactly the dog’s responsibilities were in this raid but did you know that some SEAL dogs are fitted with titanium fangs capable of ripping through enemy protective armor at a cost of about $2,000 a tooth? How cool is that?

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A French Bulldog couch dances with his shirtless owner.

Sugar is sweet, but her heart doesn’t work so well. Lucky for her this trainer knew exactly what to do to get this dog’s heart started again.

You can’t keep Wall-E down! He survived being euthanized and a night out in cold dumpster and he’s now looking for a home.

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Yeah, that’s right- puppy nightmare. Now I won’t be able to go to sleep.

True bliss is a yorkie on a swing. I love how this dog does not give a f*ck.

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What you don’t know is that the cat is covered in bacon grease.

These dogs show OK Go how it’s done.

OK Go – White Knuckles: iTunes

At least we think the dog was groomed to look like Kathy Griffin. From the New York Time’s article on Integroom’s extreme dog grooming competition.

The caption read: “Third place went to a dog named Tucker, who was competing as the Mad Hatter, accompanied by three people fully decked in other Alice in Wonderland costumes. The dog ”wore” a fur coat colored brown, had the March Hare on its left rear leg and tea cups on its right.”

I’m so confused. I could have sworn this poor dog was Kathy Griffin and her assistant Jessica.

Because every film classic deserves to be remade into a YouTube video with dogs, the BBC decided to remake the Wizard of Oz with an all dog (and cat) cast.

I’m surprised they didn’t get K9 from Dr. Who as the Tin Dog.