Barked: Sun Sep 17, '06 2:07pm PST |
 |  |  |  | Hiyas pup brothers and sisters, Thank you woofy much for your support in our cause to promote puppy freedom and equal rights with the human species. I have both good news and troubling news. Let us begin with the good!
The Good News: I believe my own tactics of demonstrating insane hyperness around my dog owner has succesfully led her to taking me to the dog park more and more often. Best of all, she has started taking me to a cool, new dog park called Brook Run where i get to jump over logs, run through woods, and best of all, connect with other puppies and dog-elders to share the message of P.U.P.S. Unite. I love Brook Run because i even get to swim in the creek if i give my owner the good ol' puppy eyes routine (which works every time!). If you haven't yet trained your owner to take you to the dog park, i recommend running around the house like crazy and incessantly bopping your owner with toys until they relent and take you to the park. Trust me, it's definetly worth the effort!
The Troubling News: As Halloween approaches, I've begun reading more and more posts about dogs being forced into froo-froo, lacy, humiliating costumes all for the amusement of their human owners. Now I ask you, is it right that many of our human owners ask us to be tough and guard or protect the house and then suddenly, on October 31st, put us in a chicken suit or hotdog outfit?! How confusing, nay , how EMBARASSING that is! We should not allow this to continue!
I suggest that if you and your owner are at the pet store, you do not let him or her get any where near the pet costume rack or you are surely doomed to the same humiliating fate that I have witnessed many dogs experience already. Now, if you have a hi-tech owner who plans to order your costume online, then you better start nawing at the computer cords now and hopefully they won't be able to sign online and buy your costume before Halloween comes.
And lastly, if you MUST wear a costume for whatever reason, I beg you fellow fur brothers and sisters, let it at least be a good one. Don't go as a ballerina or some farmyard animal. At least pick something intimidating so that you might scare some kiddies into giving you their candy come Halloween. Just be sure not to eat the chocolate candies.
Take care and keep me posted on your personal success stories.
Paws and puppy licks,
Chandler |  |  |  |  |
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