Bad Dog
My dog, who I love more than 99.9% of humans I have met, ruined the weekend. He plowed through my mother's precious flowers, he antagonized the neighbors, he tackled a small boy, and tried to eat my parents cat. I think it may be time for a little discipline....
posted by Anomie-Atlanta at Monday, September 04, 2006
17 Comments:
Well, if that kid wants to play SEC football, he is going to have to get used to getting tackled by Dawgs.
Give him a cookie. That's what he wants.
Discipline is important. You have to teach dogs that cats are for tackling and children for eating.
Great point, MC.
It was Labor Day weekend. Give him a break!
But he's sooooooooooooo cute.
G00D D0GGY!
Good grief - the dog did all of that in one weekend?!?!?!?!
OMG! You shouldn't be disciplining him, you should be rewarding him!!
I'm not sure how you can discipline a face like that. But the list of offensives seems pretty high, for any dog, cute or otherwise.
Funny. My wife REALLY wants a dog right now, but we just moved to California, so we can't afford it PLUS our apartment won't allow it.
I'd be HORRIBLE at discipline. He doesn't remember what he did now anyway? Eh?
he looks exactly like my mother's mutt, so I can only add...Good Luck to you!!!
He's innocent! Innocent, I tell you! He was framed! Or at least that's what it looks like he's saying in that picture.
My "Sweet Precious Baby" has learned to lift his leg to pee. It was pretty cute since he's so friggin' tiny...until he decided to mark all the corners of the furniture as well. Little brat. We're going to have to stop that.
oh look at those eyes. he didn't mean it
My cat pukes in my shoes.
Rather regularly.
What's a dad to do?
I second "mc's" response. Keep'em the little boy out of the SEC if he doesn't like to be hounded.
Maybe the ACC would fit him just fine....
And yeah, the dog really does look innocent.
All in the name of love. He's just a very, very loving dog.
lemme know how that works out for you. : )
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