Red and Rover by Brian Basset for May 04, 2020

Beware of the hind legs. They are powerful to move the most stubborn object.

Maybe the pup pooted.

Rover has hind legs of steel!

Rover has a very strong right paw!!

I pity the poor wolf!

I can attest to the power in the hind legs. I had a Norwegian elkhound once that liked to wrestle in the snow. When I’d get him pinned down on his back, he would use his hind legs to completely flip me off of him.

You kind of asked to get booted by Rover…love and hugs, dear boys

Get him Rover!

Well! A challenge is a challenge…plop!

Does it make sense now, Red?

Red, don’t you watch Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom? That’s the oldest trick in the Kangaroo play book!

Karate chop!

Ask a silly question …

Here you go: Treat yourself to this article. Factual, fascinating and fun!

https://www.omaha.com/news/local/jim-fowler-longtime-host-of-mutual-of-omahas-wild-kingdom-dies/article_461704e6-00a8-526b-9ce5-3e7118fef879.html

Let sleeping dogs lie.

He got you good, Red.

Gotta face it that Rover’s always one step ahead of you, Red…

“I pity the fool” Mr. T

Good hit, Rover! Lol!

Better a kangaroo punch than the f*rt of death.

In wolf body language, Rover is in a submissive position which means you are the alpha, I know you can kill me but please don’t. In human language it means, rub my belly.

Dog fart?

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Oh, it makes a lot of sense. And scents too.

So…if I’m ever alone in the wilderness and a wolf is closing in on me…I should lie on my back?

Uh, what position would be better in case of a sneak attack?

Rover has the “Kangaroo Kick” down…