Wednesday, September 13, 2017

                         Aww, Look at the Cute Woofie

This is our loyal friend and Viceroy, Jane, and her dad Harry.

She's so sweet & adorable. But I could totally take her, don't you think?

10 comments:

  1. "Cute woofie" is an oxymoron, pal. Has the heat melted your brain?

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  2. Yes, William's Kith & Kin - spot on! I saw that headline and thought: "Noooooooooooooooo - impossible!" But, it was certainly an effective headline, as it grabbed my attention.

    Not sweet, not adorable. Smelly, needy and pathetic. Nothing personal or particular to your loyal friend - it's just that these characteristics are shared by all woofies. I think it's very generous of you to befriend such a one.

    Just look at today's second pic. That is glorious. A gorgeous, elegant package of philosophical wisdom, super smarts and just a touch of bitchy all wrapped up in black fur: perfection!

    (And yes, you could take that poor dumb woofie in a heartbeat. It's barely worth posing the question.)

    Megan
    Sydney, Australia

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  3. Oh yeah, you could totally take her!

    Did you know that one of the Therapy Dogs I visit with sometimes has the same colors as me and is about the same size? It's pretty funny when we are on the same visit!

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  4. With one paw tied behind your back, you could best that woofie, Spitty!

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  5. You could take her, no problem.
    Have a super Thursday...

    Noodle and crew

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  6. No doubt about it your Kingliness.....no contest - you'd win even without claws extended!

    Hugs, Teddy

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  7. Oh yes. I have NO doubts whatsoever about your prowess, my dear.

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  8. Of course you could beat that little poochy woochy. But why do you need to? She's a dog and she might be cute and fluffy but you are superior in all factors - softer, smarter, cuter, sweeter and tougher all at the same time! Long live King Spitty!

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Leave me a meow or a hiss; I don't mind a hiss or two. . . or even a bitey.