Red and Rover by Brian Basset for September 11, 2020

I tried a Milky Bone once. They are surprisingly bland.

I knew some guys who tried the canned dog food. I just shook my head and walked away.

There’s nothing wrong with being a foodie, Red!

LOL! You don’t have to put too much information in there, Red!

Most of us will agree that it’s best not to be completely truthful when we write about ourselves.

Careful Red! The media could destory you for even mentioning that twenty years from now.

Woof!

WHATEVER…turn in the assignment – it’ll make your teachers head spin…love and hugs, dear boys

Dog biscuits are a great diet food. They are crunchy and take a long time to eat.

The assignment isn’t “Everything I Did This Summer.” It is “What I Did Over My Summer Vacation” that I want to share.

Red is such a typical dumb kid.

Homemade dog biscuits get shared five ways…

One for each of my four pups and one for me….

Look how shiny is that gorgeous red hair of yours!

Some things are better left unknown.

If you follow the recipe Scooby Snacks can be very tasty. For your doggos.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5z4jPNo6jA. We love Rosanna. The doggos love these. Lots of peanut butter.

As a preschooler I tasted everything (it’s a wonder I survived). Cat food is better.

Full disclosure: When I was in elementary school, we had a Cocker Spaniel which loved Milk Bones. On a dare, my brother and I “tasted” one and…it wasn’t half bad!

The closest I came to eating animal food was chewing a blade of grass. Couldn’t bring myself to swallow.

The assignment is NOT titled “Everything I Did . . .”

My paper had a lot of time gaps, in order to protect the guilty.

ok

not bad book