Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for April 27, 2020

It’s not the ball, it’s the chase. And then getting the ball. And chasing to keep everyone else from getting the ball. And, look! Squirrel!

Annie the Tank.

Walk it off, Sophie and get back into the game…it’s only a mild concussion…you’ll be fine!

Annie – built like a brick …house. So solid, but so sweet & gentle Not to mention patient and generous.

Wow, that is so much like the high school Freshman football player me, running into the Senior left tackle on an end around sweep. I think I flew further.

Years ago, our brand new puppy wanted the toy that the older dog had, and that she was not going to give up. She was the Alpha. All of a sudden, the new puppy ran to the door barking up a storm. Naturally, the older dog went to go see what was going on. The puppy quietly looped back to where she could get the toy and took it away.

I feel like a “kapiiiing” sound effect wouldn’t be too out of place right about now. :P

Terriers were bred to hunt vermin like rats and mice. No matter which breed of terrier, they have strong jaw muscles. They don’t let go if they don’t want to! :-D

It’s much more fun breaking a few bones in my body.

I was confused, because the trajectory doesn’t look right.