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Dogs may love playing in leaves, but they've got nothing on these kids.

Getting promoted to a management position can be a huge boost to your income ... and your ego. That is, until you actually start managing. We wanted to help you navigate the new terrain a bit more easily.

Ah, fall. Football, pumpkin-flavored drinks and, of course, leaves.

What are you doing, dog? You're not people!

Honesty is the best policy, right? Well, that depends where you are.

You may have seen the clip of the four pugs tilting their heads at the same time (they're featured prominently in our video above). Turns out those aren't the only pugs who've developed that habit.

Who among us hasn't gone diving head-first into the Tostitos bag in search of that last delicious chip?

We continue our series of pug-related posts with these pooches who don't mind being on camera at all. Not one bit.

Yesterday we took a look at what might be a pug's greatest natural talent: hopping up the stairs. Today, we observe how they get back down.

Ah, pugs. They'll eat just about anything, they'll knock all your bath supplies into the tub, but maybe their most special talent involves going up the stairs.

Sure, once or twice we've all gotten spooked by what turned out to be nothing. But we can't ever remember being quite so terrified of a baby duck.

If someone offered you the chance to take a dip in the "Devil's Swimming Pool," would you do it? Well, you can ... if you dare.