Red and Rover by Brian Basset for October 02, 2021

Our dog Tammy does take over my side of bed when I get up.

He who pees, loses.

Why waste all that heat?

Rover was there first!

It’s probably okay to move Rover over … as long as Red still let’s him sleep in the bed with him.

How about a little more privacy for Red while he’s going to the bathroom?

my gal-dog steals my pillow as a silly joke. She seldom stays there. When she “sneaks” onto it I chant “chiefie chiefie pillow thiefy” and she laughs. Yes, her name is Chief

Cleanup in aisle one!

Every dog (and cat) ever!

Loved that first frame of Red!

My Shiba and I play this game eveeerrry night, except she is not playing. She kvetches mightily when I readjust her to get myself back in bed. But after that, she is quite happy for head skritch and hug.

If I get up during the night, my dog does plop herself exactly where I was sleeping, but I Just say “move it over” and she does. My first two beagles – if I got up, they immediately decided they had to go outside. With leashes, since I don’t have a fence here. I really appreciate the deep sleep of my current dog. She has never asked to go out during the night, and if she ever did, I wouldn’t mind because it would mean she really, really, really has to go right now!

You snooze, you lose…..

As Mimi Hendrix sang “Move over rover, and let Jimi take over.”

I love the way a single small animal (includes cats, lemme tell ya) can fill such a large space. Altho Red probably has a single bed…

Red…Rover isn’t going anywhere except to dreamland

Here’s the new artwork for the next “I hate Fords” stickers.

I didn’t think Red would have to lower his pj’s.

That is why you have more than one pillow.

He couldn’t care less, Red.

The dogs my family or I had were all outside dogs, so I never had this problem &/or pleasure (depending on how one views it).