City living? Country living? My struggle continues on the pros and cons of dog ownership. With apologies to Jasper and Annie, at least in the country you REALLY don't need to carry a plastic bag around with you when you go for an afternoon walk with your pooch. Maybe tiding up the backyard occasionally, but really nothing more. These dispensers are found throughout the city, and are a good thing, I guess.This one is located outside the Grill Room. They would be a good reminder to me of why, if I had a home in the city, that I didn't own a dog. Ain't no way, I'm carrying a plastic bag of dog crap around with me while I'm trying to enjoy a walk with my canine. Here's an idea: plastic Pooch-a-Potties, scattered about the city for your dog walking enjoyment. Maybe not!
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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City living? Country living? My struggle continues on the pros and cons of dog ownership. With apologies to Jasper and Annie, at least in the country you REALLY don't need to carry a plastic bag around with you when you go for an afternoon walk with your pooch. Maybe tiding up the backyard occasionally, but really nothing more. These dispensers are found throughout the city, and are a good thing, I guess.This one is located outside the Grill Room. They would be a good reminder to me of why, if I had a home in the city, that I didn't own a dog. Ain't no way, I'm carrying a plastic bag of dog crap around with me while I'm trying to enjoy a walk with my canine. Here's an idea: plastic Pooch-a-Potties, scattered about the city for your dog walking enjoyment. Maybe not!
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I'm trying to figure out how to train a dog to poop in the Pooch-a-Potty.
ReplyDeleteNice picture! I hope you patent that pooch-a-potty before someone else snatches that idea up!
ReplyDeleteOh, crap.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, Birdman, Annie's not offended! She knows that despite your, let's say "hesitation", regarding dogs, you find her completely charming and adorable! However, she is offended that Jasper's picture's been on your blog, but hers has not! Oh, well . . .
ReplyDeleteIt used to be insulting to be treated like a dog. What a life, lay around all day, people feed you, and when the food works it way through you. People proudly carry doggie bags. Yep, sure is a tough life.
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