Time again for the world’s funniest dog videos.  How do they know when to bring the video camera?

This year there has been a high amount of storms, floods, and tornados.  Please keep in mind the victims of these disasters.  Please contribute whatever you can to make a difference for the people in the areas devastated by these disasters.

The Crazy Beagle wants to say that there is another group that is affected by these disasters.  It’s the pets in these areas.  Many times they are separated from their owners for various reasons.

You can make a difference by adopting the pets affected by the storms.  One group that does a great job across the country helping people adopt pets is Orphans of the Storms.  You can check out their services at http://www.orphansofthestorm.org/.  Take the time to check out their services and make a difference for these pets and for yourself and your family.

My owner was given the following plaque by his students, Drs. Patricia and Steven Ferguson:

Well, this reminds this Crazy Beagle that I can’t control what I do because “it’s a dog thing.” The following are some of the dog things this beagle can’t control:

• It’s a Dog Thing that I lick myself
• It’s a dog thing that I sit in my owner’s favorite chair before he gets there
• It’s a dog thing that I smell where I am not suppose to smell
• It’s a dog thing that I eat fallen food before my owners can pick it up
• It’s a dog thing that I go through the garbage and leave wrappers on the floor
• It’s a dog thing that I get crazy when I have my bone in my mouth
• It’s a dog thing that it that takes forever when I need to go to the bathroom
• It’s a dog thing that I feel the need to out bark my neighbor’s two dogs
• It’s a dog thing that I bark like crazy when the “little gal’s” friend comes in the house
• It’s a dog thing that I pee in the house when I can simply bark and have the owner take me outside

It’s just a dog thing. It is what this crazy beagle does. I wouldn’t have it any other way. So get with the doggie program.

This Crazy Beagle wants to share another wonderful and funny dog video involving a dolphin. Enjoy this entertaining video!

This is one beagle who is glad to leave the swimming to the dolphins.

The following is a list of the top 10 male dogs names that were compiled by Veterinary Pet Insurance over 300,000 policy holders. The following are characteristics associated with each name:

The Meaning Behind the Top 10 Male Dog Names

1. MAX – Dogs named Max are generally happy dogs. They like to be petted and groomed and are considered fun-loving. They are very trustworthy companions. Some dogs named Max can be fiercely independent and work to keep their aggression under control. Origin: Latin. The meaning is: A Salmon Basin or large spring.
2. BUDDY – The majority of dogs named Buddy are mixed breed dogs owned or named by men. They are often rescued or strays brought into homes and hearts across the world. They are generally loyal and adore their owners. Origin: American English. The meaning is: Messenger Man.
3. JAKE – Dogs named Jake are often fun-loving and happy dogs. They like to play and better yet – loved to sleep. They have that “boy next door” appeal. Origin: Hebrew. The meaning is: Supplanter; to fill the place of another.
4. ROCKY – Most dogs named Rocky have big personalities. They are often playful and strong. They can be either big or small dogs but have a strong personalities and may be dominant. Origin: English. The meaning is: A Rocky Reef.
5. BAILEY – This is a great dog name. Dogs named Bailey are often loyal and good-natured. Most “Baileys” are very trainable. They are smart dogs, eager to please and respond well to obedience training if given the opportunity. Origin: English. The meaning is: Bailiff; Trusted Guardian.
6. BUSTER – Buster is a fairly diverse name and associated with many different types of personalities. It is often given to little dogs with big personalities. They are rarely dressed in dog clothes and if they are – it is only a masculine bandana. Dogs named Buster can also have a sneaky quality and may be quick to steal food or do something else that you don’t know about. Origin: American English. The meaning is: Joy.
7. CODY – Cody is a great name and is often associated with dogs that are gentle and mild-mannered. They are eager to please and want to be loved. Most Cody’s are very huggable. Origin: English. Meaning: Reassuring.
8. CHARLIE – Charlie is a great dog name and is used on just about every breed, shape and size. Most “Charlie’s” are warm-hearted loyal dogs with friendly personalities. They generally like to play and enjoy either fetching or chewing. Origin: German. The meaning is: Man; strong and masculine.
9. BEAR – Dogs named “Bear” are often adorable long haired fluffy dogs that come in a variety of sizes and colors. It is a common name for Shar peis. They are generally loyal dogs but can have aggressive tendencies. Behavior training is generally a good idea. Origin: American English. The meaning is: Bear; bulky with lots of hair.
10. JACK – Dogs named “Jack” are often fairly carefree. They are often mixed breed dogs, however, they can also be purebred. They generally love life and can truly be man’s best friend. Dogs named Jack are often described as “quiet”. Origin: English. The meaning is: God is Forgiving or God’s gracious gift.

I guess Sonic means sleeping, barking, and crazy as in Crazy Beagle.