Poetic justice

[Steve Ruch]

There's a guy in the neighborhood who lets his dog go on other people's lawns and just walks away. I saw him on my backyard and reminded him to cleanup after his dog. "I'll go get a bag". Surprisingly he did.
This morning as we returned from the grocery store there was a German Shepard roaming around the neighborhood that took a dump on the lawn in front of this guy's house before wandering off.

 

[Brew Cat]

dogs are overated

 

[Dave Y]

dogs people are overated

FIFY

 

[Brew Cat]

FIFY

That to

 

[Zambi]

Love dogs.
My best friends and loyal like you can't believe

 

[Brew Cat]

had dogs all my life unfortunately they die too young. Our last two dogs broke our hearts dying young and couldn't be replaced. We were in a bad place for a bit for other reasons as well. We went pet less for a while until a cat came along and saved us. Strange, never cared for cats. Yeah, poetic justice

 

[Dave Y]

had dogs all my life unfortunately they die too young. Our last two dogs broke our hearts dying young and couldn't be replaced. We were in a bad place for a bit for other reasons as well. We went pet less for a while until a cat came along and saved us. Strange, never cared for cats. Yeah, poetic justice

You can’t have a catastrophe without a ‘cat’... ;-) I’m allergic to most cats and can’t have them indoors for more than a few hours. I’m generally ok with them, I’d be more ok with them if the ‘hood cats would do a better job with the gophers and moles.

 

[Brew Cat]

My brew cat will occasionally take a mouse just to show me she can. I believe she thinks its beneath her. Most often she sits around being regal

 

[Brew Cat]

A German Shepherd, a Doberman and a cat died. In heaven, all three faced God, who wanted to know what they believed in. The German Shepherd said, "I believe in discipline, training and loyalty to my master." "Good!" said God. "Sit at my right side." "Doberman, what do you believe in?" asked God. The doberman answered, "I believe in the love, care and protection of my master." "Aha," said God. "You may sit to my left." Then God looked at the cat and asked "And what do you believe in?" The cat replied, "I believe you're sitting in my seat."