Posted on 04/01/2014 7:36:55 AM PDT by Sir Napsalot
Only if you're connected to it, by a lead, or a thumb.
Yeah, man, there really is something to be said about being able to come and go as we please.
Now, I now I can go without a dog, but I just don’t want to. Too much joy to be had there.
A wife on the other hand...pass.
It just isn’t for me, I’m a lone wolf and always have been.
I had my fill when I was younger, and it was WAY MORE TROUBLE that it was worth, so I walked away and never went back.
I don’t see it changing, I’m too used to it this way now.
Your dogs collar is nicer than your wife's necklace.
You sleep in the dog house.
You bark more than you talk.
I had both also. Still have the dog.
My little Maltese mix is 10.For a long time now he starts waiting at the slider that has a view to the driveway entrance about a half hour before hubby gets home. When I first noticed it, I remember thinking - is this dog psychic or what? It took me awhile to realize that hubby calls me when he leaves work to see if I need him to pick up anything. The dog must know who I am talking with and that’s when he starts his vigil. He’s a smart little dog.
My little Maltese mix is 10.For a long time now he starts waiting at the slider that has a view to the driveway entrance about a half hour before hubby gets home. When I first noticed it, I remember thinking - is this dog psychic or what? It took me awhile to realize that hubby calls me when he leaves work to see if I need him to pick up anything. The dog must know who I am talking with and that’s when he starts his vigil. He’s a smart little dog.
LOL I like this.
(Obligatory reminder/ prayer to the choir) Never leave pooches unattended in a car. Not just because it’s too hot, but too many lowlifes are stealing cars with dogs inside these days. (Sorry. It’s reflex)
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