Dog staplers come in all different kind of shapes and sizes. We have covered one earlier here at GeekAlerts and you might also have seen this other model. If that’s not enough, now you have yet another one to choose from.

When this dog bites, your work is done. The slightest design touches turn the trusty metal hand stapler into a grinning pup, with bright chrome eyes and flung-back long ears. Fits standard staples.

The Dog Stapler is made of painted steel and measures 7,5 inches in length. The product is available through the What on Earth website for $6.95.

Here we have yet another radio-controlled creation that definitely would have made it into the Top 13 Strangest R/C Toys list if it would have been around when the article was published. Say hello the R/C skunk.

Authentic-looking skunk mimics like the real thing–minus the spray, of course! Moves backward, forward, and flicks its tail at your push-button command.

The R/C Skunk is available from Things You Never Knew Existed for $39.98.

(Via Nerd Approved)

There’s something about dogs and wrist support products. This is actually the third one we cover in a short period of time – first out was the Bone Wrist Support, then the Doggy Ergonomic Armwrist, and now this one that doubles as a keyboard cleaner.

The Scottie Keyboard Cleaner / Cushion is made of soft plush and loves hanging around your computer. When the keyboard needs cleaning he’s more than happy to lend you his shaggy fur to pick up the dust between the keys.

Scotty measures 5 x 3 1/2 x 1 3/4 in. and don’t mind a bath when he gets dirty. Unfortunately there is no word on pricing on the Design Town website.

The Japanese toy manufacturer Tomy has created a follow-up to their Walkiebits, a dancing miniature robot turtle released in 2005.

The Rhythmbits dances to music by wagging its tail and moving forward and backward in response to high and low-pitched sounds.

The Rhythmbits robot is small enough to fit in a child’s hand and is manipulated by infrared light from a nearby controller. This controller can differentiate high sounds from low sounds and sends signals for the turtle to move forward or backward depending on the pitch.

The turtle will dance to sounds from a music player or television, or a person can speak in high and low tones to control it verbally.

Rhythmbits is available in six colors and costs 1,575 yen (about $14 USD).

(Via Prylfeber)

Joe from the Geek Gear Store over at Etsy is known for coming up with fun computer theme clocks like the NES Circuit Board Clock and the Computer Guy Desk Clock.

This Computer Cat Wall Clock ($24.99) is his latest geekylicious timepiece.

He is made out of mostly recycled computer parts, ranging from recycled hard drive platters and floppy disks, to memory ears and a wire tail.

He also uses one of the finest quartz clock motors to keep accurate time.

Computer Cat stands approximately 7 inches tall and is 3 1/2 inches wide. He is designed to be wall mountable.

Yes, it’s yet another animal theme mouse – the second one with this specific animal actually. First it was the one with a couple of penguins inside. Now it’s a version where the whole mouse has been designed like that flightless bird.

The optical USB Penguin Mouse ($15) is available in black, pink or blue.

Features:

• Interface: USB
• Mouse Structure: Optical
• Resolution: 800dpi
• 2-button mouse with scroll wheel
• Ergonomic design, comfortable control
• Latest optical tracking engine for pinpoint accuracy
• Optical sensor stays precise on the most surface without mouse pad
• Support Windows XP, ME, 2000, 98SE or Mac OS
• Dimension: 9.2 x 8.0 x 3.0cm
• Weight: 66g
• Cable length: 140cm

This little Wireless Puppy Cam ($149) comes with a camera in a nose, which can transmit both audio and video to the handheld receiver.

The Dane-Elec 1GB Dog Tag External Hard Drive comes with a 5 year warranty and is available at Target for $14.99.

(Chip Chick via Camille at Shiny Shiny)

Not that long ago we had a post about the weird Bone Wrist Support. Now someone’s come up with another dog-themed computer comfort accessory.

The Doggy Ergonomic Armwrist ($17) does not only add a bit of coziness to your desktop, it also takes care of that annoying mouse cable slack.

(Via Uber-Review)

We’ve recently covered the ladybug, penguins, fishing lure and mouse computer mice, and now it’s time for yet another animal theme mouse.

The USB Mini-Fish Optical Mouse ($12) comes with a compact, ergonomic design and has got blue LED lights as its eyes.

Features:

• Resolution: 800dpi
• Blue LED lights
• Plug and play
• High accuracy and reliability
• USB interface
• Long using life
• Capable to be lengthened and shortened on 5 levels
• Cable length: min. 10.5cm, max. 75cm.
• Size: 80×56x25mm (approx.)
• Weight: 47g
• System Requirements: Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP

Not that long ago we covered the Pig LED Flashlight, and here we have yet another light source designed like an animal from the Chinese horoscope.

The Monkey Flashlight ($15) seems to be using LED’s, although it doesn’t say anything about it on the product page. The eyes of the monkey functions as the lights and its head is rotatable 180 degrees.

You press the nose to operate it with battery, but it is also possible to use it without batteries by repeatedly squeezing a button at the side of the monkey.

The flashlight is available in blue, pink or brown.

The USB Mouse Mouse ($14) isn’t the first computer mouse designed in the shape of the animal it’s named after. The good thing here though is that they have managed to make it in a somewhat ergonomic manner.

Features:

• Resolution: 800dpi
• Blue LED lights
• Plug and play
• High accuracy and reliability
• USB interface
• Long using life
• Capable to be lengthened and shortened on 6 levels

Min. cable length: 7cm

Max. cable length: 73cm

• Size: 90×50x30mm (approx.)
• Weight: 48g

System Requirements:

• Windows 98/98SE/2000/ME/XP

Show your love for animals with a MyPetLamp from the California based OFFI design company. The playful plastic 12 voltage lamps are available in four different models and sheds a nice soft glowing light in your room.

$59 each with a wide variety of colors to choose from:

• Siamese
• TerriBear
• Dachshund
• HoweePup

Feel like adding a little cuteness to your gadgets? These monkey and penguin Plush Animal Speakers ($16) works with any media player with a headphone jack for audio output. They are 5 inches high and can be powered via the USB port of you computer or by using 2 AA batteries.

(Via geeksugar)