
This is a bit unfair, since my new puppy Enzo is not overly destructive, perhaps because I'm around most of the time to keep him in check. He does have a stash of old shoes, piled by the door, that wind up scattered around the room by evening, and I admit to indulging him a bit in his fondness for raiding the wastebasket. I recall years ago visiting my friends Richard and Shiela Lukins (
The Silver Palate) at their beautiful country home. It was a rainy day, and my dog Quits had been roaming outside. When he showed up at the door Shiela hurried to let him in. "Wait, he's covered in mud," I said, envisioning the inevitable filthy rugs, hardwood floors, and furniture. "I can clean it up," Shiela laughed, unperturbed. That's class.
Best Buds
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Does he eat homework?
I used to say of my house "kids grew up here... what's the worst that can happen?" LOL
Totally agree with you, Jean. I never worried about messes made either by children or animals when my children were growing up as I wanted them to have happy memories. Now I have a dog that rules my life and still would not win the 'spotless housekeeper's award of the year.'
Love this cartoon, John C
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