Red and Rover by Brian Basset for November 29, 2013

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    comicgos  almost 11 years ago
    They never miss a beat!
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    2252895  almost 11 years ago

    So true. I miss my puppies. 12 and 14 when they passed, but were still my puppies.

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    Catfeet Premium Member almost 11 years ago

    I can always depend on my fur kids—dog and cat—to give me unqualified love and support.

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    LeoAutodidact  almost 11 years ago

    Nothing says “Home” like the smell of Wet Dog!

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    crabbear  almost 11 years ago

    Hey, washingtoneagle-you can always adopt more from your local pound. saving a dogs life is the best thing you can do-for the dog and yourself!

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    rentier  almost 11 years ago

    Am umbrella would help, Rover must learn to bring one!

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    puddlesplatt  almost 11 years ago

    but they won’t give poor folks a free one tho,adoption fees are out of reach for many of us.

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    alondra  almost 11 years ago

    This is one way in which dogs are superior to cats. A cat isn’t going to meet you at the bus. When you come in the house the cat isn’t likely to greet you at the door. It will be laying on the sofa or bed and when you come in it may look up at you, then put it’s head back down. However about 10 or 15 minutes later it’s all over you wanting to be petted and loved on.

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    Tim Pickard Premium Member almost 11 years ago

    Unlike a spouse, It doesn’t matter how late you come in or your condition, they’re always happy to see you.

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