This one really did have me laughing out loud. You can find it in the Signals catalog. The item number is HR6282T for the t-shirt ($19.95) or HR6282S for the sweatshirt ($29.95). Both come in adult sizes medium – XXL. (XXL has a $2 surcharge.)
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
A man notices a sign in a pet shop window “Talking Dog for Sale”. Intrigued, he enters and asks the shopkeeper if he can see the dog.
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Did you see today’s Dennis the Menace comic strip? Dennis is showing Margaret the excellent skills of Ruff the dog.
“Roll over,” he says, but the dog doesn’t move. “Sit!” Again the dog just lies there. “Speak!” Again, the dog does nothing. “So, what’s the trick?” Margaret asks.
“He’s acting like a cat!”
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
You just gotta love dog humor. This picture is from the Facebook page of Dig and Bark. On their main site, you can buy T-shirts that proclaim your love for all things canine.
The site only shows sizes up to XXL, but for those of us who are more full-figured, they will do a special order. According to Barry, who answered my e-mail, “you should just place the order as normal and when you go through check-out just leave us a note that you would like a special size. Some of the shirts, like the tie-dyes, are available in sizes up to 5x. Please give us 1-2 weeks to get the shirt for you. We don’t keep them in stock.”
Check it out!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
With great thanks to StubbyDog, the place to rediscover Pit Bulls: the top ten reasons why you can’t trust Pit Bulls.
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Phil Newton could barely believe his eyes when he saw a double decker bus being driven by a dog. Apparently the dog was sitting in the driver’s seat with his paws on the steering wheel as the bus drove down the street in the Northern Australian city of Darwin.
Newton chased after the runaway bus, climbed through a window and used the handbrake to bring the errant bus to a halt, moments before it rammed into a parked car.
The dog’s owner, Richard McCormack, said, “He sits next to me when I’m driving and in the driver’s seat when I’m not. The handbrake is on the dashboard and he’s seen me release it many times.
“He was just copying me. He’s tried it before.”
Woodley, the two-year-old driving dog, had no comment on his botched adventure!
I can think of soooooo many times that I wished I had my camera rolling, can’t you????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjotZhgaWJw&feature=youtu.be
Bill Cosby used to tell how awful it was growing up as an only child… “They knew you did it!”
Here’s a doggy version of a similar situation.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!