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 7 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 7 months ago
So……do you want him to pee and poop in the house?
Zykoic 7 months ago
It’s a reminder to stand and stretch.
jessegooddoggy 7 months ago
Yes, my Fred gets up when I close a book or my laptop.
juicebruce 7 months ago
Just a 7th inning stretch ;-)
Funniguy 7 months ago
That is precisely our dog but, she doesn’t listen to reason. Then she just slinks away moping.
Dobber Premium Member 7 months ago
So you’re saying you want to give me a treat?
goboboyd 7 months ago
The mere implication is all that is needed. The appearance of a tennis ball or frisbee is a commitment.
exness Premium Member 7 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 7 months ago
He just wants to be ready for when it does mean a walk.
Daltongang Premium Member 7 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 7 months ago
True.
wuhts 7 months ago
I LOVE the work of Harry Bliss. Just love it!
mistercatworks 7 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 7 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 7 months ago
We all need exercise & fresh air.
saylorgirl 7 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 7 months ago
Just on the off chance the movement MIGHT mean a walk……
Moonkey Premium Member 7 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 6 months ago
yes it does…silly owner!
Michie Z Premium Member about 2 months ago
All he hears is “Walk”