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Related: About this forumWe found a partially eaten bagel at the park on our walk.
I told Dunc no youre not going to eat it. Now sitting in the car Im finishing my coffee waiting for pharmacy to open.
My golden shit head has his back turned towards me hes mad looking out passenger window. Occasionally giving out a moan or groan as to say.
I cannot believe we left that bagel behind father you know we should go back and get it.
More moans and Dunc groans from my golden asshole sitting in the passenger seat, it was a perfectly good bagel dad.

SheltieLover
(72,090 posts)More golden drama?
Duncanpup
(14,913 posts)SheltieLover
(72,090 posts)
MLAA
(19,365 posts)Its simply too much to bear. Or it is too much to golden?
Diamond_Dog
(37,756 posts)Father why did you not allow me to consume this treasure?
Duncanpup
(14,913 posts)JustAnotherGen
(35,875 posts)
Dogging like a boss.
Uncle Ruckus the Maltese Monster can be absolutely 'gangster' when he's not allowed to do or eat whatever he wants, when he wants it.
Like dude - you have the mentality of a Toddler - you aren't in charge of everything.
Signed -
JAG - Mama to a Terrible Twos soon to be 9 year old Maltese. It's hard out in these streets.
IronLionZion
(49,503 posts)they're efficient like that
AllaN01Bear
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CommonHumanity
(306 posts)Oh my God. I love your dog posts! This one CRACKED me up - a well-described event.
In my mind's eyes I can perfectly see your golden shithead being all mad and befuddled at the sheer incredulity of leaving that good bagel behind. I've been there. If only there were a way to explain things to our furry best friends. Luckily, they're SO forgiving (after a well-deserved pout). That God-like forgiveness is just one of the infinite blessings they bestow on us. Of course and forever, those blessings make the morning pout well worth the joys of sharing life with them.
From one dog lover to another- Hug your good boy and have yourself a sweet day.
AverageOldGuy
(2,769 posts)It was nice of him to leave it for another critter not as fortunate as he.
CommonHumanity
(306 posts)Oh my God. I love your dog posts! This one CRACKED me up - a well-described event.
In my mind's eyes I can perfectly see your golden shithead being all mad and befuddled at the sheer incredulity of leaving that good bagel behind. I've been there. If only there were a way to explain things to our furry best friends. Luckily, they're SO forgiving (after a well-deserved pout). That God-like forgiveness is just one of the infinite blessings they bestow on us. Of course and forever, those blessings make the morning pout well worth the joys of sharing life with them.
From one dog lover to another- Hug your good boy and have yourself a sweet day.
Duncanpup
(14,913 posts)PJMcK
(23,974 posts)I took our cocker spaniel, Bubba the dumbest dog who ever lived for a walk in Central Park. Suddenly, he lunged into a snow bank and proudly came up with half a ham sandwich! He chomped it down before I could stop him. He was so proud of himself.
For YEARS afterward, every time we walked past that spot, regardless of the time of year, Bubba would hopefully look for another sandwich.
Maybe he wasnt so dumb after all!
MurrayDelph
(5,594 posts)and the neighbors on both sides had free-range chickens, some of whom preferred our yard.
One day our black lab was walking back to the house from the yard, obviously carrying something. When I asked her "Bonnie, what are you carrying?" she opened her mouth, and an egg fell out, going splat! on our patio. As I looked at the mess I was going to have to wash up*, I had no choice but to say "Good dog" for having obeyed me. And she was.
* I contrast this to when an egg I was going to use for breakfast last week fell off the counter and the Dachshund Terrier had second breakfast.
HuskiesHowls
(722 posts)than a flat squirrel.
lark
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snot
(11,237 posts)Thanks for sharing! And you told it well!
Aussie105
(7,113 posts)A wasted bagel!
There is no way this human and dog relationship can be repaired now!