Red and Rover by Brian Basset for May 23, 2022

Or Rover, the Hurl of Duke…

Rover is very handsome indeed.

Duke, Duke, Duke, Duke of Hurl…

Growing up, our first dog was named Rover. Then there was King and Prince.

I said some time ago that Rover is a handsome dog.

This reminds me of this brilliant song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6Uht69h8Is please enjoy ☺ ♥

Duke of Notyours!!

Even better than Duke…Rover for King!

Earl of Hurl! That just means Rover is smart and has stomach problems. If my Rugby eats to quickly he immediately has indigestion problems. We use half a Pepcid. Problem solved and approved by Vet.

The usual regal name for a dog is Rex.

Sir Loin of Beef

The Duke of Hazard??? Oopps wrong dog. That’s Buckle.

Funny in and of itself, but how many get the reference?

None better than ROVER

But when you do it, you always aim for the carpet!

My dog seems to think grass is a salad. Never gets sick on it!

The way Rover stops smiling to glance back at Red LOL

I am the proud chief-of-staff to my two adopted felines. A six year old male formerly known as Corbin. He’s now Sir Corbin James, and a five year ole female formerly known as Blaine. She’s now Lady Blaine Alexandra. Both a FIV+, but are both thriving.

A reminder, #adoptdon’tshop

When Marion Morrison was a boy, he had a dog called Duke and they became known as Big Duke and Little Duke. Marion Morrison was still called Duke after he grew up and became an actor called John Wayne.

“Come to think of it, that’s WHY I eat grass.”

Our yellow Lab has a title: “Her Royal Highness Princess Taylor Compton-Bond” because our friends reckon she is treated like a princess. Little do they know that she actually rules the household, we just pay the bills!

Newton is referred to as “Sir Issac” at daycare but he was named Newton because his puppy coloring (lighter body, darker ears) reminded us of a Fig Newton cookie—and the groomer still calls him “Fig.”