One such cutie is a Golden Retriever who can play fetch with the best of them, sight not necessary. He's so good, you wouldn't even notice he's blind!

Yes, some cats like to play fetch. It’s science! Cats play fetch longer, with more retrievals, when they initiate the game.

Fetch 5.5, announced Tuesday by Fetch Softworks, introduces several other enhancements including the ability to use the Quick Look feature in Mac OS X 10.5 to view more kinds of remote files ...

Researchers studied fetching behavior in over 1,000 cats. Many pets seem to like to play the game with toys and other objects but only on their terms.

Google's John Mueller said in a Google hangout the other day that Google's team, likely the Search Console team, is working on improving the Fetch and Render tool to add a way to see the rendered ...

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MUG® Root Beer and its mascot Dog are calling it like they see it — fall sports are just big games of fetch, and they’d be way better with sticks.

But if you’re a dog, fetch is friggin’ awesome –and now we have proof, thanks to the two-GoPro-one-dog video that some hero shared on YouTube.

It is not just dogs that like to play a game of fetch - some cats do too, scientists have found.