Author Topic: My Sister's Dog Wouldn't Shut Up  (Read 1541 times)

Okay,

It's 7:54 here in Saskatchewan. My sister is in the process of moving out. She bought a dog from the owners of the house. The dog is 10 months. A poodle cross. Our family has border-colies for dogs. (We have lots of animals.) So, the dog slep in my room in a small kennel. I woke up because he is yapping. I take him out. He pees on my floor. I take him outside. He pees on the ground. (It's cloudy and dark outside.)

He still yaps.

So I make a recording of me saying, "Shhhhhhhhh.... Quiet Skeeter!"

The End.

Discuss.

Obviously it's not that great of a dog.


LOL

Because using the resize feature makes you look cool.
« Last Edit: August 13, 2010, 09:51:52 AM by IkeTheGeneric »

LOL


know what Ike the generic.....

go kick some cats...
« Last Edit: August 13, 2010, 09:56:53 AM by nano block »

Get a scarf.
Gag him up.
Tie him up hard with strong rope.
Tie his legs properly.
Put a hat on him.
Tie his tail with his legs.
Drench him in water.
Then, tie him up to the steel cables.

By then, he should learn to shut up.

He started barking again. BRB.

Guess you could say that dog is a bitch



Guess you could say that dog is a bitch
I see what j00 did there.

What is with all these dog-related threads? Are we all really being invaded by furries?


Guess you could say that dog is a bitch
I love you.


It's a "It"
No, it's not.  Is it male or female?  If it's fixed look for the thing's pecker, shouldn't be too hard.

What is with all these dog-related threads? Are we all really being invaded by furries?
we are all around you, we infiltrate the lines more and more


I love you.
No, it's not.  Is it male or female?  If it's fixed look for the thing's pecker, shouldn't be too hard.
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