Oh you silly dog owner you. Of course if you move in your chair it means a walk. Of course if you weren’t so cheap you would live in a house with a fenced in back yard and could let the dog out when ever they wanted to go out.
I forget who said it, but “Optimism, thy name is Dog” sure knew what they were talking about. Love it! Thanks for the laugh. I really love how you show the doggie’s tail.
I don’t have a fence and my dog can’t run loose. My dog seems to get this, and yet wants to go out probably 10 times a day. Due to her age and a new diagnosis of stage 2 chronic kidney failure, if she wants out, we go out. Luckily so far, even at age 13, she still sleeps all night quietly. That could change any time. Generally, I don’t whine about it – I have always been willing to take her out when she wants to go, unless it’s below zero outside and very icy. I still do it, but really don’t like it.
BE THIS GUY 10 months ago
Maybe you should spend less time in the chair, that way he won’t associate you “moving in it” with a walk.
Coopersdad 10 months ago
So……do you want him to pee and poop in the house?
Zykoic 10 months ago
It’s a reminder to stand and stretch.
jessegooddoggy 10 months ago
Yes, my Fred gets up when I close a book or my laptop.
juicebruce 10 months ago
Just a 7th inning stretch ;-)
Funniguy 10 months ago
That is precisely our dog but, she doesn’t listen to reason. Then she just slinks away moping.
Dobber Premium Member 10 months ago
So you’re saying you want to give me a treat?
goboboyd 10 months ago
The mere implication is all that is needed. The appearance of a tennis ball or frisbee is a commitment.
exness Premium Member 10 months ago
My dog Maggie gets to run out the front door when there is a squirrel in the bird feeder. If I move in my chair, she runs to the door.
uniquename 10 months ago
He just wants to be ready for when it does mean a walk.
Daltongang Premium Member 10 months ago
Oh you silly dog owner you. Of course if you move in your chair it means a walk. Of course if you weren’t so cheap you would live in a house with a fenced in back yard and could let the dog out when ever they wanted to go out.
ladykat Premium Member 10 months ago
True.
wuhts 10 months ago
I LOVE the work of Harry Bliss. Just love it!
mistercatworks 10 months ago
“If you bend down, you’re not always going to give me a treat or at least a pat on the head?”
thejanith Premium Member 10 months ago
I forget who said it, but “Optimism, thy name is Dog” sure knew what they were talking about. Love it! Thanks for the laugh. I really love how you show the doggie’s tail.
katebofde 9 months ago
We all need exercise & fresh air.
saylorgirl 9 months ago
Whenever I move slightly, my dog thinks it’s time for her to eat or that it’s time for me to eat. Either way, she follow me everywhere.
Medtech4 9 months ago
Just on the off chance the movement MIGHT mean a walk……
Moonkey Premium Member 9 months ago
I don’t have a fence and my dog can’t run loose. My dog seems to get this, and yet wants to go out probably 10 times a day. Due to her age and a new diagnosis of stage 2 chronic kidney failure, if she wants out, we go out. Luckily so far, even at age 13, she still sleeps all night quietly. That could change any time. Generally, I don’t whine about it – I have always been willing to take her out when she wants to go, unless it’s below zero outside and very icy. I still do it, but really don’t like it.
wildlandwaters 9 months ago
yes it does…silly owner!
Michie Z Premium Member 4 months ago
All he hears is “Walk”