When: Now until 11:59 PM June 28th

**So sorry all, June/July were crazy and I forgot this activity. To make up for the delay I've doubled the prize amounts, so 5k/4 mill HPD**

Prize: Choice of 2500 points on an animal or 2 mill HPD for participating.

In a few sentences/a short paragraph, tell us about the funniest/silliest thing you've ever seen a horse or dog do! 

My sister’s dog loves to jump into laundry baskets. One day she did while there were clothes inside, and she got stuck with a pair of underwear on her head somehow, and jumped out and started running all over the place.

points here please: https://horsephenomena.com/horses.php?id=446318

An old client of mine had a husky type dog who was extremely agile and loved to jump (think parkour). They showed me a bunch of pictures of funny places/things she had done. She was a real character and very cheeky. The next time I saw them they showed me a video of her latest antics - she was running around on the roof of their house! 

points to here please https://horsephenomena.com/horses.php?id=448336

I always loved when one of our horses tried to blow bubbles in his water trough. Every time he'd go to get a drink he'd stick his whole muzzle in and snort. Then being the jokester that he was he'd also splash the water about before finally taking a sip. xD  

Points to Ale (#402991) please! :D

My family adopted a dog from a shelter when I was fairly young. She was an old english sheepdog x border collie, one of the most bizzare looking creatures, but an absolute darling. Papa and I took her out in the ute with us one day when we were checking for flyblown sheep. She leapt off the back of the ute, and we started trying to call her back, thinking she wanted to chase them. But no, she found a sheep, and proceeded to sit on it so that we could treat it. We couldn't figure out if she'd done it before, maybe she had? But she seemed to be able to pick out a patient from a mile away, and sit on it until we could arrive and treat it. I can still remember the scene so clearly, us in bewilderment as this dopey looking creature sat proudly atop a sheep. She was one of those once-in-a-lifetime kinda dogs, my best mate. 

https://horsephenomena.com/dogs.php?id=160124

my dogs have a thing where they will plop themselves down on the ground and roll over and they wiggle like a worm and snort like a pig while they scratch their backs on the ground. It's funny cause they can get rather loud haha.

points here please:

!**[AQH ] 35.481.006 | The Notorious Ziggie (ID #414833) - Horse Information

I turned a horse out in the ring once and he wanted something to play with. He went over to the 2 step mounting block and bit it. He ended up picking it up and walked all around the ring just carrying it in his mouth!

points to horse 402638 please!

My husky, Kaya, will occasionally nap on her back with her feet straight up in the air. xD

Points to https://horsephenomena.com/dogs.php?id=121052 please!

My previous boss has a horse named Skipper that is smart and we can physically see him analyzing what we say and do.   Sadly he suffered seperation anxiety while in Turnout if his buddies left for training. Didnt mater if he could still see them.
One day I went out there and told and showed him how he was supposed to act. 
- - I pretended to eat the hay. "Look Skipper, Eat your hay. Good horses dont care about other horses and just eat their hay."   He trots over, watches me, then eats "with" me.  "Good Boy Skipper!"
He loved the praise Good Boy soooooo much, it just stuck and he didnt have a problem again. 
If only I had a picture of the look on his face when he was watching me Pretend Eat hay.  XD  


horse pls :) https://horsephenomena.com/horses.php?id=452710

Was biking with my rotty shep cross. He was trotting next to my bike perfectly fine, until he saw a cat. He knows the cues, but he just wouldnt listen! I told him hey, Watch out! Care! CARE!!! CAAAAARE!!!!!! 
He was so into watching the cat, He bonked his head to a lantern.

I could see he felt a bit stupid for not listening... I checked on him and he was fine. We took a good few days rest after that to make sure he was okay.

Points to: https://horsephenomena.com/horses.php?id=447005

honestly, probably the time my mother in law left her sandwich (on a plate) in the lounge and went into the kitchen. her staffie had NO hesitation in jumping up on the couch and stealing it xD

points to https://horsephenomena.com/dogs.php?id=193792 please (: