WuMo by Wulff & Morgenthaler for May 01, 2023

A little !

A little, a lot. Given the look of his arms and legs it is a surprise that he isn’t dog meat.

He’s in deep doo-doo if that’s a chihuahua.

If the dog can pull his weight with him leaning back and with his heels dug in like that, it’s not just him losing a little of his strength, the dog has (gained) some tremendous strength or has some super-strength.

It’s amazing how hard some small dogs can pull.

Use it or lose it. Take a walk and lift some weights. Your body was meant to move!

No you didn’t. I had a Chihuahua. They have unreal strength when they want to.

He seems to be taking the path of leashed resistance.

I had a mix Chihuahua and we called her Ginger! One day I made Italian meatball soup and gave her a meatball. She started hacking and coughing, and I let her out and she had swallowed the mini meatball whole and she coughed it up and it flew across the yard! We were so relieved but it was the most hysterical thing we have ever seen! RIp Ginger☹️❤️

We had a German Shepherd that would drag myself and two of my brothers around the neighborhood at the same time. He was tied with railroad chain but smashed up several dog houses. Eventually Dad told us the dog had gone to live on a farm. Maybe he did; we lived in the country.

You can’t loose what you never had.

Driving to an office and sitting in a chair all day is training for Olympic weightlifting.

Very funny, and absolutely true…

sad but true

I broke both bones in one ankle a year ago. Staying off my feet for 2 months sapped a lot of my strength.

I’ve walked friends’ chihuahuas, they are small but with the attitude and pulling power of a large dog.

Well they are 4 wheel drive.