December 19, 2012

"Hey, there, Zeus! Thanks for coming over."



ADDED: Serious doggy cuteness (not my video):

26 comments:

pm317 said...

This is great but how long will it go on? Won't the real owners get jealous at some point about sharing him with you?

Chip Ahoy said...

I like that Zeus can be trusted off lead. A little talk before opening the door to set the idea. And responds to Meade's voice and comes in directly. Not all dogs would do that. That one little spaz we watched playing would take off without the sense to find its way back. I love dogs with lines working with people, they're naturally responsive.

A friend's terrier wees like that. He said the dog was hit by car and that's why he's different.

garage mahal said...

I'm having dinner at the Sardine tonight. With a woman that was a neighbor to my wife growing up. One of the sisters is in town from Alaska, and she allegedly chews tobacco. [Or at least used to]. The Redman loose leaf stuff.

Redneck card punched tonight!

edutcher said...

Zeus comes in, "Hi, Aunt Ann, any yummies around?".

Palladian said...

YES! Finally acknowledgement of the finest dog breed of all, the Boston Terrier!

Palladian said...

Like the Meadehouse, I also have a vicarious dog, though I don't get to see mine as often: my mother's Boston Terrier, Maggie, my birthday present to mother in 2008.

reformed trucker said...

Zeus is smart enough that you could just give him his own house key.

ken in tx said...

We have a Boston Terrier, Abbie, who pees while balanced on her front feet. I think she wants to avoid peeing on her feet. Her brother Franklin has no such compunction. He will pee on anything.

pm317 said...

I will post this bit about Benghazi here (since there are no other threads).

From the ARB report: "...Plans for the Ambassador’s trip provided for minimal close protection security support and were not shared thoroughly with the Embassy’s country team, who were not fully aware of planned movements off compound. (p. 6)

Why were they not shared with the Embassy's country team? Because it was a WH intelligence operation? Why are they blaming Hillary for it if it was not even a consulate and not a State department operation? Republicans are not asking the right questions and Obama is getting away with murder.

Read more here

Lyle said...

What's that white stuff on the ground?

coketown said...

The hand-standing puppy was delightful! It warms my heart, which is now three sizes too big.

The Elder said...

Uh oh. I mustn't play this one for the Princess. I would never hear the end of her complaining about your raccoon chew toy!

Titus said...

I love dogs.

tits.

Get dog now needy, you will be so thrilled.

Clumbers HAVE HUGE WAITING LIST THOUGH AND THE PRICE IS ASTRONOMICAL. THINK LAB. YOU WILL AVOID ALL THE ATTENTION OF EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO PET YOUR "CLUMBERLAND" SPANIEL.

Anonymous said...

Zues Volt!

Anonymous said...

Zues Volt is so obvious. Has it been used before here? Should I be chagrined? If not, I made a witty.

Kelly said...

I have a Great Pyrenees and a Scottish terrier. When we lived in Texas, the Chihuahua from down the street would break out of his yard. He would come down to my house, bark at the front door until I opened it and let him in. He would then go to my back door and wait until I let him out so he could go play with my dogs. Thing is, my dogs couldn't stand the little guy.

His owner would eventually come and get him.

Anonymous said...

Please pardon my dyslexic typing. Sister Vincent didn't whack me hard enough with the ruler in Typing I. Zeus.

Chip Ahoy said...

Would you care to see an affront to persimmons?

They're weak flavored and needed help, concentration would be the thing, instead I mistakenly diluted them to oblivion. They could as easily been sweet potato.

Chip S. said...

Shit! It's Christmas already?

I haven't even sent out cards yet.

PianoLessons said...

I just love the dog posts Anne. It makes me want to go and get a puppy - every time. Keep em coming :- )

Fprawl said...

All Men are dogs. I should know, i am one.

A lot of women know this already,

Symptoms

Eat
Sleep
Hang out with friends
Tear up the furniture
Slobber all over female dogs.
Leave stuff lying all over the house
Ignore Mom when there is an intriguing object in front of us

HEY WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH THAT WATER HOSE

Paul said...

Good dogs there.

We have two of 'em and while they can be real tooters they can also be angles.

They to brighten up ones life.

The Cracker Emcee Refulgent said...

I've had dogs all my life and I loved each one. But I never bonded closely with one until we got our two dachshunds. They are distinctly individualistic characters and they bring a lot of happiness into our house. Plus I get to say shit like, "I guess I'll go take my wiener out in the street" or "Have you seen my little wiener?". Comedy gold. Of course the neighbors are probably saying things like, "Hey Martha, there's two wieners and a dick out in the street!".

Bob Ellison said...

More serious doggie cuteness from elsewhere. Wimp.com is a great supplier of doggie videos.

kimsch said...

We had those Currier and Ives dishes when I was a kid. Both the blue and the red. That baby girl boston is the cutest little thing.

Meade said...

"I would never hear the end of her complaining about your raccoon chew toy!"

Chew toy? He would never harm a hair on it's head. It's his pet raccoon - he parades it around the house - always with a soft mouth. It's his little love object. He'll occasionally bring it as if he is sharing a precious gift with us although we usually tell him thanks but no thanks as it is invariably all wet with dog slobber.