Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for August 20, 2020

That’s how Skipper gets his exercise, pushing his luck, running from responsibility, and jumping to conclusions.

Young man? There’s your problem. An older man wouldn’t present you with these kinds of issues. Young men need young women to keep up with them or, as you see, they become bored rather easily.

Skipper just does it to push Natasha’s buttons.

B-b-b-baby, you ain’t seen nuthin’ yet!

Toothy little four-legger, isn’t he? Like Samson, he might bring that building down!

The dog fought valiantly against his sworn enemies. He injured a lamp, captured a table, and planned to drop a biscuit on the couch.

She reminds of some parents in the grocery store. No control over kids gone wild.

He puts the chip in Chippendale.

How far is pushing his luck? Oy

Looks like someone needs a new chew toy.

His luck would have run out a long time ago if he was mine! ;o{

“And you’re pushing 70, granny! Try to catch me! Woo Hoo!”

“Snip, snip…”

“Whiiine…” [Lick! Lick! Snuggle…]

Looks more like he’s lifting it, but what do I know?

Dennis is missing….

Skipper knows Martha is all talk.. besides, he know she did’t like that table lamp combo anyway.

Bad dog!

How far is he going to push it?