The Public Gave Names to Over 50 Snowplows in Scotland And They are Hilarious!
Amey, a road maintenance firm in Scotland, held a public drive to name their fleet of 50 gritter/plow trucks, and the results are hilarious.
Usually, when dogs are actually "smiling," meaning expressing happiness, it is when they have their ears in the relaxed state for the breed, and a big wide open mouth—tongues a-flailing.
So, although we are giving our thumbs-up for the best pooch smiles today, we are really reflecting our humanness onto the animals—and enjoying it immensely.
Dogs normally are signaling that they accept being the lowly beta in the pack by pulling the corners of their mouths upwards—the same signal we call a smile.
Even so, not all dogs have the talent for making a ‘smile', but these pups are pros—especially when asked the right question.
Loni had a visit at the doggy dentist where she had to get one of her teeth pulled.
Watch how she shows off her dental work for the camera. Priceless!
But dogs aren't the only animals that can produce a giddy-faced ‘smile' on cue. Check out this sea lion. A zookeeper from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates plays a game with one of the animals in his care.
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