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A testament to her prowess is the ability to even walk in that outfit much less stoop to clean up after her dogs ā unless they are trained to do that as well of course.
seanfear about 8 hours ago
i wonder how long did she keep a single job
oldpine52 about 8 hours ago
Although Rover approves of this arrangement, Scooter finds much to dislike about it.
BigBoy about 8 hours ago
It would be more efficient, Millicent, if you would cary the two of them on YOUR back !
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 7 hours ago
Respect! This woman not only talks the talk, she walks the walk.
Solstice*1947 about 7 hours ago
/// Millieās need for efficiency drove her
to teach Scooter to balance on Rover.
When they reach the first tree,
Roverās leg lifts to pee
and the two-canine stack topples over.
Bilan about 7 hours ago
And this is where the expression āTop Dogā comes from.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 7 hours ago
Scooter gets to be top dog tomorrow.
Good morning, Ballard Dears!
Jesy Bertz Premium Member about 7 hours ago
Unlike the other guy, I would trust Millicent with DOGEs.
PraiseofFolly about 6 hours ago
Double Decker Dachshunds.
No 6 about 3 hours ago
āTHE LIMERICK CHALLENGEā PART II.
There was a young lady called Millieā¦
Doug K about 2 hours ago
Only half of her dogs appreciate her efficiency.
purepaul Premium Member about 1 hour ago
Do they get switched? Top dog seems unfair which is usually how it works in manage too.
-Saint- about 1 hour ago
A testament to her prowess is the ability to even walk in that outfit much less stoop to clean up after her dogs ā unless they are trained to do that as well of course.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member 26 minutes ago
Good morning Balladeers!
ladykat Premium Member 17 minutes ago
And she does it very efficiently, too!
Linguist 16 minutes ago
The competent Millie took pride
In walking her dogs side-by-side.
She even had āem
moving in tandem.
The dogs just took her in their stride.