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20 Comments on Letter from the d-o-g
April
I wish I was half the personality, loyal and devoted individual as my dog Lars is.
Dogs are aware of almost everything; I know for sure emotion.
All my best
Tom
Tom,
They sure are aware. If I feel ill - or my husband, our Golden Retriever follows us around and won't leave our side. I aspire to be as loving and loyal as my "Simba"!
April
I have often wondered if dyslexic agnostics sit up all night thinking "is there a dog?"
:) JL
Thanks for the laugh April.
Heaven will be full of dogs cause they are so caring.
Heaven will have no cats because they act and think they are God.
April,
That was sooo funny! It makes you think of how a dog must feel sometime!
April...when you have had a pet, it is easy to understnad the questions!
This is a cute one! I love it. But you knew I would.
Oh, I love that. That is what they must feel. I would add...
'...what is wrong with my slobbery tennis ball? It's great!'
April, a great chuckle, I read it to Spot, he takes exception to the notion there is anything wrong with the sniff and greet...
Cameron, I hope you are right -- I hope to find my lost friends at the Rainbow Bridge on my way in HEaven's gate. :)
Mary - I'm sure they are tired of hearing "no", get off that or whatever! But, ahh the dogs life.
Bill - That is so true. I have a Happy happy dog!\
Mel - Yep, I'd have bet on that!! My baby is helping me keep my sanity in this bitter cold!
Lorrie - Isn't that the truth. Slobbery and slimy, please throw it again!!
Joanne - The sniff and greet, too bad they leave a little slobber with the sniff!
I think you need two more dogs! I have a three dog night every night.
Too funny, you just spoke to my husbands dog, I call him clifford,the big red dog. He is 10 years old and chewed up a $30 filp flop yesterday. I give up. Check out my blog, I have a good one, that I know will make you laugh.
Mel - I would love another dog - but the one I have is a handful. I would have a tough time keeping up with more than 1. Maybe when I don't have my "special Needs" guy.... but I don't want to even THINK about that time..... :)
Anonymous - come back, I'd love to check out your blog - I don't know who you are??? who has a dog named Clifford??? ANyone know??
That's funny, April. Thanks for the early morning laugh on a mid-week Wednesday.
I love your unknown quote and it is so true. I try to be the person my dog thinks I am. In fact I am so dog crazy, I have let clients bring their dog in my car looking at property on occasion. After all they (the dog) had to approve the yard they were going to be living in...
Woof!
lolol, Those were great, Shirley! Thanks for the laugh!
Shawn Davis
April-Very cute. Thanks for the laugh tonight....
Russel - Glad to oblidge!
Betina - That's cute, I have taken my dog with on many appointments - and past clients ask us to come visit after they move!! Woof, Woof!
Shawn - Thanks for dropping by.
Laura, you are most welcome!!
What flip flops cost $30 - wow!