Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for February 14, 2020

Annie looks so dejected. But not giving her cheese is only self-protection.

Gotta work on those vowels, Annie.

Annie talking makes me go to pieces!Love her so much!

It’s ruff trying to translate doggy words to human!

See! See! See! Sophie knew what she was doing when she was preventing cheese from being accidentally thrown away yesterday!

Is there a gate on the stairs so that the critters (except those wee tricksey beasties) can’t go upstairs? Or does Annie have trouble with stairs?

Poor Annie she is so sensitive, a real sweetheart.

It’s sort of ruff when you vocabulary consists mostly of barks. Still, she does better than Doug. Where is he anyway.

At least dad didn’t ask if Timmy was stuck in the well.

To Barrington Womble: So long as it’s not Google Translate…unless you want to laugh at the terrible translations provided.

Not much to decipher. My boy either has to go outside or wants a treat. 50/50

What we have here is a failure to communicate.

Funny, she doesn’t look like a husky.

Our dog Alex would go sit by the fridge, bark, look at it, look at us as if to say “cheese please”. If we gave him a piece he was happy, if we didn’t we’d get very "sad eye looks…….which meant he eventually got some….I know not good but it’s harder with a dog than with a kid.

Last time I gave cheese to a dog, the house was uninhabitable for an hour.