Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for April 03, 2018

So now Poncho can see her dreams!

All the little blighters have facial tattoos just like Dad! Isn’t that cute!

Shouldn’t at least one have Mom’s glasses?

Sure; Tortoise-Shell Facial Tat for the girl!

That dog has got to go.

Wait. Hold the Hell Up. Who in their right mind dreams of marrying a convict with Prison Tattoos, gives their children with Prison Tattoos, and is dreaming that their life is perfect?

Maybe they are not tattoos, but birthmarks that are passed down genetically?

Hey Poncho, it could happen: a) Witness Protection Program, b) his earnings aren’t quite kosher, or c) kids are successful at Ford Modeling Agency.

She must talk quite a bit in her sleep if Poncho knows what she’s dreaming in that much detail. That, or dogs are mind readers.

Ok, so she thinks he’s done white collar crime; not that I see it. Poncho needs to think of something else for her. I’m still seeing a trip to the vet as the best solution.

Unbeknownst to Pooch, the convict’s last name is Corleone.

Seeing how modern world works, and what we get from the news about “country club” prisoners: there’s enough logic in this arc to allow Margo’s dream possible…

No matter. This one made me laugh out loud, that’s for sure. : – )))

Poncho read her dream. He is indeed a dog of many talents. However, he has to learn to let her go. He lit the fuse and now there is a boom, or a groom, pending. Of course Margo could just be keeping him busy until Jon gets home. Just saying, Poncho is still taking care of her.

Any dog that barks in English can also read dream balloons . . . as long as they are also in English.