Fred Basset by Alex Graham for May 14, 2023

My dog doesn’t understand the problem!

maybe you can invite him on the pitch for a game of football Fred?

You have to clue him in you need a breather. Drop the ball at his feet, and then flip down and refuse to run after it if he throws it again. Or drop the ball and lay on top of it or whatever else just so he gets the idea.

Go ahead and take the ball back Fred. If he throws it again just lay down. Mr. Dear will get the message.

Fred you need to call a “Time Out” ;-)

One big “like” for Fred❣️

Fred is more than just a “pretty face”.

My dog likes to play keep away.

After 60 years of it, I think he deserves a break now and then.

Fred looks tired if Mr wants to throw the all. Maybe he sheould get the tucker twins to throw it to

One of our three mutts plays fetch, but only when he feels like it.

We got a female Jack Russel Terrier. She was about 9 weeks old and thought I would begin to teach her how to fetch. Went out side, through the tennis ball about 40 feet. Like lightning she went to get it. Surprise to me, she picked it up and ran back to me as fast as she could to have me try to get it out of her mouth and do it all over again.

And he might throw it in the lake.

Dog’s got it figured out!

These humans think we canines never get tired!!! If he’d throw a sausage instead I wouldn’t NEED to bring it back!!!

Fred has a point.

My dog wasn’t into fetch, he liked tug of war better. But one day I was in the house watching him out in the yard. He picked up a ball, climbed onto the bulkhead, and dropped it so it would roll away. Then he ran down, picked up the ball, and did it again!

Fred looks rather fetching today.

Funny. No comment.

Don’t encourage him Fred