Red and Rover by Brian Basset for March 15, 2010

Beats me Red! I sure don’t know!

42

Smart dogs know not to show off their math skills, Red.

Actually it’s 33, but 42 is always a good answer too. So long and thanks for all the fish patpup777.

Dogs (and cats) don’t need to know math. They leave that sort of thing to their servants…us. :)

Rover thinks you’re smart as long as you know how to operate the can opener.

Don’t you have to account for translating that into dog years by a factor of 7? And depending on his pedigree, Rover might be on the metric system. There are a lot of variables to consider, and we’re not dealing with Lassie.

Rover doesn’t have enough paw pads!

Poor Red. And it’ll only get worse.

Dogs are indeed smart. Some have worked it out that they can live indoors with us, be fed by us, be given toys by us and sleep secure and comfortable each day as they watch the fools go off and work each day in a job they need to keep up the lifestyle of the family pet. That is the lifestyle I have been aspiring to for years. LOL

trade the dog in for a tiger….

they are great for helping with homework….

Don’t you dare, Red. We love Rover almost as much as you do.