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Videos include a dog who calls his owner by name, dogs walking on two legs, funny babies and a marathon runner who has a surprise for his girlfriend.
Videos include a dog who calls his owner by name, dogs walking on two legs, funny babies and a marathon runner who has a surprise for his girlfriend.
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S23, EP17 "Sink Sprayers and Bonus Hamsters"A boy confesses to lying to get out of school; a family discovers its new hamster has babies; people getting sprayed by a kitchen sink hose.
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S23, EP18 "Smart Dog/Dumb Dog and Worst Ever"Funny signs; people on crutches; a dog reacts to wearing little booties.
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S23, EP19 "AFV Presents a Salute to the Military"A soldier surprises his girlfriend; a Marine with an unusual way of cutting cake at his wedding; dogs eating with human hands.
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S15, EP7 "Thanksgiving Is Coming, Toothless Comedy, and Protecting Your Brain Cells"Thanksgiving-themed clips.
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S36, EP17 "Twin Trouble, Sneezing Snafus, and Bafflingly Bad Drivers"It's a week of uncontrollable giggles, featuring sneezing snafus, twin trouble and bafflingly bad drivers.
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S36, EP16 "Birthday Blunders, Pranksters and Winter Woes"Birthday blunders; epic pranksters; a little girl cries tears of joy over her new pet.
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S36, EP15 "Look On the Bright Side, Wedding Proposals, and Influencer Flubs"Chaotic influencer fails; wacky wedding proposals; hungry animals.
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S36, EP14 "Dance Disasters, Stumblebums and Playground Problems"A week full of playground problems, dads fumbling, kitty attacks and dance disasters.
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