Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for May 28, 2016

Ha! Poncho, it is the most extreme punishment!

Is Chaz ancestrally Scottish? I’m ancestrally part Scottish and there are times I like the pipes.

Well, I’ve never had a dog who would even howl with pipes. And BLA-LOO-BLA-LOO-BLOOOGH does not exactly stir the soul.

Why do bagpipers usually walk while playing?

They’re trying to get away from the noise.

Could be worst… Chaz could be playing the accordeon!

Fry Poncho fry !

“This is gonna hurt me more than it hurts you… but it’s still gonna hurt you!”

I like bagpipes, tho the way Chaz is playing- not so much. I also like banjos (luckily as my husband is a banjo player).

Well played Chaz, though I suspect those pipes were not particularly well played. I still think the cats have something to do with the punishment.

quick, someone call PETA or ASPCA!

Put a bowl of Poncho’s favourite food just out of his reach. That oughta do it? Bagpipes always remind me of funerals or State events. Mind you with Chaz playing them it could be pretty damaging .

The doodlesack player.

Oh my, A “musical” insturment crossed with a vacuum cleaner. The horror, the horror!

Many years ago. I attended a wedding ceremony in which there was a bagpiper. His warm-up had us all in stitches. The mournful sound was like some rutting animal in the throes of death.