Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for September 16, 2020

Tiles. Why’s it always got to be tiles? That’s just cold.

Not to mention hard

On the other hand, when it’s a really hot day, tiles can be nice and cool.

Annie I feel for you same here in the winter.

Every dog owner knows the wide stance and bent over frame of someone trying to do the dishes without disturbing the dog on the mat in front of the sink!

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Is it getting tired for anyone Reading this that I continually say how STINKING CUTE Annie is?!?!?!?

My dogs preferred the cool floor. They have hot hairy coats that they can’t take off.

It would seem that in the minds of our cats, every surface of the house is there for them to lay on it

We quit questioning why a long time ago

The scream was heard in the next county…

I know- my toes turn blue on the bathroom tile!

You just need a bigger mat, especially when the others decide to join her.

Our dog does this too. The wood floors are too slippery

I cringe when I walk in the cold tiles, and my dogs sleep on the bathroom tiles by choice. You can tell that the’re adopted

The community college auto repair garage where I took Angel for obedience training had a cold concrete floor, so I bought a piece of carpet to bring for her. She left us two years ago at age 15, but the carpet has been in our own garage ever since she graduated, keeping a good bit of my garden soil out of the house.

My Moxie is a golden mix and prefers the tile in the summer, even over her nice, cushy dog bed. In fact, when it’s really hot her favorite place is on top of the AC vent in the kitchen.