Marm don’t forget to make sure they want a pet. Maybe take the person with you to pick out their pet. Don’t want to have to take the fur baby back because the person is not ready/doesn’t want a living companion. Not saying this to be mean.
The classic, might be a Far Side, what you say and what your dog actually hears: "blah blah blah (dog’s name). Although my guys understand ‘walk’ ‘dinner’ and ‘bedtime’ (they head upstairs to their night spots.
I had a dog that was really smart. I would say “get in back” and she would jump over into the back seat. My friend said she just heard my tone. So I said “eat the cat” and she just looked at me. Another time, my wife I were talking about taking her for a walk. I said I didn’t know where her collar was. She ran into another room and came back with a collar in her mouth! It was the other dog’s though, and didn’t fit her. A for effort, though!
A comment to Marmaduke—shelters and adoption agencies re a wonderful thought. But DO NOT adopt unless you are willing to make a lifelong commitment! I can attest to the trials and tribulations of adopting a twice rejected fur baby. Absolutely heart breaking. I wouldn’t trade her for anything. I only hope that God will let me live to continue giving her the love and life she deserves.
SHAKEDOWNVILLE 11 months ago
He keeps his ears to the “mind stone”.
LookingGlass Premium Member 11 months ago
Marm is the BEST “watchdog” …. you could ever have!!!
;-)
constantine48 11 months ago
He looks so happy in the car!
jagedlo 11 months ago
Thanks for the PSA, Marm!
'IndyMan' 11 months ago
Understand, probably. Be willing to do what you ask or tell him to do —-NO !
MermaidStitcher 11 months ago
Marm don’t forget to make sure they want a pet. Maybe take the person with you to pick out their pet. Don’t want to have to take the fur baby back because the person is not ready/doesn’t want a living companion. Not saying this to be mean.
Just-me 11 months ago
Marm has selective hearing; just like most dogs.
mourdac Premium Member 11 months ago
The classic, might be a Far Side, what you say and what your dog actually hears: "blah blah blah (dog’s name). Although my guys understand ‘walk’ ‘dinner’ and ‘bedtime’ (they head upstairs to their night spots.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member 11 months ago
Marmaduke is our hero! The best and greatest!
tcayer 11 months ago
I had a dog that was really smart. I would say “get in back” and she would jump over into the back seat. My friend said she just heard my tone. So I said “eat the cat” and she just looked at me. Another time, my wife I were talking about taking her for a walk. I said I didn’t know where her collar was. She ran into another room and came back with a collar in her mouth! It was the other dog’s though, and didn’t fit her. A for effort, though!
Mediatech 11 months ago
Dogs are not just pets, they are family.
dbrucepm 11 months ago
and don’t be afraid to take the senior and special needs pets at the shelter
sulanor 11 months ago
A comment to Marmaduke—shelters and adoption agencies re a wonderful thought. But DO NOT adopt unless you are willing to make a lifelong commitment! I can attest to the trials and tribulations of adopting a twice rejected fur baby. Absolutely heart breaking. I wouldn’t trade her for anything. I only hope that God will let me live to continue giving her the love and life she deserves.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 11 months ago
Marm needs a listen lesson.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 11 months ago
Marm, like kids, as selective hearing.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 11 months ago
“We take what we want and leave the rest. Just like your salad bar”
https://clip.Cafe/big-trouble-in-little-china-1986/we-take-what-want-leave-the-rest/
bwswolf 11 months ago
With a “LOT” of luck ……. :)
EnlilEnkiEa 11 months ago
He understands “puddle”, “hamburger”, and “here” but nothing else.