What would Bella do?
I have a feeling that most dog owners can relate to today’s Dog eat Doug – this comic illustrates perfectly what Bella would do if given the chance to go off leash: (Apologies for the small print –… What would Bella do?
I have a feeling that most dog owners can relate to today’s Dog eat Doug – this comic illustrates perfectly what Bella would do if given the chance to go off leash: (Apologies for the small print –… What would Bella do?
“He wasn’t a bad dog – he simply didn’t know any better;
he’d never lived in a house.”
from “Can You Teach a Bad Dog New Tricks” by Jim Gorant
A friend suggested I check out an article in this past weekend’s issue of Parade magazine. So I rifled through my newspaper (I’m still old school on Sundays) and pulled out the insert. Staring at me from the cover? An adorable dog. A pit bull, to be exact. After reading this article, I knew I had to share it with you.
The title of the article is “Can You Teach a Bad Dog New Tricks?” The “bad dogs” in question are Michael Vick’s pit bulls. (I think it goes without saying how very, very terrible he is… but we’re focusing on the dogs here, so I’ll save that angry rant for another time.)
We’ve all heard about what happened to Michael Vick after his dogfighting ways were discovered. But what about the dogs? Find out more after the jump…
(Speed Bump via Comics.com) Ah, the cone of shame. Immortalized by Dug, that awesome dog in Up. Speaking of, how awesome was Up in general? So much fun, and so many quotable lines in that… Celebrating the cone of shame