Goin' to the Dogs!

[digitS']

 

[heirloomgal]

Does anyone else ever wake up in the night because their dog is trying to dig a hole in their bed? And this from a dog that never digs holes outside.

 

[digitS']

In his old age, Dad allowed his favorite cat indoors. It clawed a hole through the fabric on the bottom of his box springs mattress and slept up in there on the boards.

I had a dog that slept under the bed. Until I had 2 dogs and they slept in the living room where they could keep an eye on each other and out the living room window. Also, I found that the floor under my bed was a good place for storing winter squash, at that time. The atmosphere was probably like for Linus waiting for the Great Pumpkin during the first few weeks of Autumn .

Steve

 

[digitS']

Always good to have readily available help for school kids at home.

 

[flowerbug]

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the answer my friend is blowing in the wind, the answer is blowing in the wind...

 

[digitS']

Of course, while you are capturing an image, it is always best to remember to let sleeping dogs lie in whatever position they prefer.

 

[Collector]

 

[digitS']

Puppy-sitting Garbanzo the dog this weekend. What humans are always saying about her is that "she sure doesn't act like she is 12 years old!"

 

[flowerbug]

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Puppy-sitting Garbanzo the dog this weekend. What humans are always saying about her is that "she sure doesn't act like she is 12 years old!"

and i always thought Garbonzo was a guy.

 

[digitS']

Rowdy is the guy, a Labrador that is much younger.

I puppy-sat for him but DW would probably never be willing to have that big boy in the house so my walking-the-dog and sitting around was at DD's.

Where Garbanzo's presence is almost by casual coincidence compared to Rowdy's.

Steve