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Eighty seconds is all you need to instantly brighten your day. That's exactly the length of this amazing video of a group of absolutely adorable Basset Hound pups. Watch them romp and roll around their yard and one another. If this doesn't warm your heart or make you squee with delight, you are a probably a robot. ...

A 13-year-old Basset Hound named Ginger has been reunited with her original owner after 10 years apart purely by coincidence, according to the Nashua (New Hampshire) Telegraph. When James Carpentier lost a dog to illness on Christmas Eve, he took the loss hard, swearing it was the last dog he'd ever own. "No more dogs," Carpentier said. "I'm done." But it's difficult for a dog lover to go without a dog for long, and Carpentier soon found himself browsing adoptable dogs on the Humane Society for Greater Nashua website. That's when he saw a familiar face. A Basset Hound on the website looked like the one Carpentier's ex-wife had won custody of in their divorce 10 years ago. The shelter dog ...

After three years and 1,000 miles away from Fort Hood, Texas, Molly the Basset Hound was finally reunited with her family in Prescott Valley, Ariz. thanks to her microchip. According to the Daily Courier, a Prescott Valley Police officer took Molly to the animal control facility after they had noticed she was running loose around the area. An animal-control officer scanned Molly and found a microchip identifying her and her owner, a member of the military serving in Fort Hood, Texas. RELATED: Play our Who's Cutest game. Officials contacted Molly's owner, who was thrilled and shocked to hear that Molly had been found. She told the officer that her dog disappeared in 2009 after she ...

Lisa Hillje regards her dog Lexie not only as a daughter, but as her hero too. According to The Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Lexie detected her owner's tumor, allowing Hillje to treat her breast cancer before it spread. Hillje said Lexie, a Basset Hound mix, used her excellent sense of smell to sniff out the tumor. Once Lexie discovered the mass, she began jumping on Hillje's chest and barking at her. Startled by the dog's unusual behavior, the owner put her hand over the area where Lexie was jumping and found a lump. RELATED: Your Pet Could Save Your Life With a history of breast cancer in her family, the 39-year-old went for a mammogram. The procedure revealed that Hillje had cancer, even ...

Digital Vision, Getty Images A pair of would-be honeymooners are back at home after Mexican officials refused to accept the groom's dog-chewed passport. Two days before Boston area newlyweds Eric Mann and Brooke Blew were set to enjoy a relaxing stay at a Cancun resort, the couple's 2-year-old basset hound, Moses, decided to use his dad's US passport as a chew toy. How bad was the damage? We'll just say it was worse than just a few dog-eared pages. According to WCVBTV, Moses chewed up the front cover and teeth marks were clearly visible on a few of the pages. Mann reportedly visited the nearest passport office to inquire about getting an emergency passport. According to MyFoxBoston, the ...

Ben Westhoff Each week, Ben Westhoff shares the ups and downs of owning Pippi, the dalmatian mix he and his wife Anna adopted as a puppy in late 2009, and the first dog Ben's ever had. This summer Anna and I are hosting Jorell, my "little brother" in the Big Brother/Big Sister program. Jorell is 13, and he and I met when I lived in St. Louis. He flew out here to New Jersey to spend a month with us, during which time he's attending YMCA day camp. It's been a blast so far. We've taken him to Times Square and other hot spots, and he's gotten close with the next-door neighbor's kids, getting into water fights and going to various birthday parties with them. Sadly, Jorell had to leave behind ...