Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan
- July 02, 2009
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About Pooch Cafe
Pooch Café is the story of a cheese-loving, squirrel-fearing, kibble-desiring, break-dancing, toilet-drinking mutt named Poncho. Dogs, like certain barflies, want to go where everybody knows their name (other than the vet’s office.) So they gather at the Pooch Café to compare notes on such weighty issues as avoiding baths, zebra-flavored kibble, toilet breath, and the construction of a giant catapult with which to hurl all the Earth’s cats into the sun. Don’t look for it out on the main street -- its actual location is a canine top secret that was only compromised that one time they got a pizza delivered.
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jerrymeza said, 4 months ago
yup.definitely, riverdance is worst than a break-in, they’re joking at it, oh my
Keeley G. said, 4 months ago
Obviously the robbers that saw the big “BEWARE OF DOG” sign have met Poncho. I would also rather have a break-in than have to endure Riverdance. However, this whole break-in situation is starting to look like an inside job!
John Reiher, Jr said, 4 months ago
Hello! Door broken open! Has anyone gone inside to see what was stolen (plank) or will you stand outside trading poo jokes?
Ladywolf17 said, 4 months ago
My dad has a good alarm system in his two outside dogs Fritz - A half german shephard and St. bernard mix, and Jessie - A full blooded golden lab retriever. I have two loud Chihuahuas and a terrier mix dog.
Carmy
said,
4 months ago
Yes, please get back to the situation at hand!!
LOLS to Ponch and Chazz for their burglar deterrents.
Macushlalondra
said,
4 months ago
Paul is dragging this story out to drive us nuts. Will you go in and see what’s missing? I have a feeling only one thing, Poncho’s plankie. If the burglars have seen that Carmen only owns one shirt they must know they haven’t got much money.
pierreandnicole said, 4 months ago
Droolia could contribute nice ‘fresh’ deterrants - who needs plastic ones. I’m telling you guys that Fish is behind all the shenanigans….just get inside and see.
Ji2m said, 4 months ago
Oooh, the suspense is keeeeling me…
cleokaya
said,
4 months ago
My dog brought home two cow skulls, but rather than using them as foreboding yard art, she ate them over the course of a summer.
♠Lonewolf♠
said,
4 months ago
Who is to blame?! What’s missing?! Let’s get the show on the road!!!!
When I raised wolves, all I had to worry about was someone trying to steal the puppies!
SidSnomann said, 4 months ago
My doberman absolutely would not bark in the house. He let himself be known outside, however.
On the other hand, our Llaso Apso barked when the doorbell rang and we were home. When we got burglarized, she followed the burglars around and showed them where the good stuff was. When apprehended, the told the cops, “What a cute little dog.” They were caught within two hours, thankfully.
Saucy1121 said, 4 months ago
During our puppy training class, the instructor related how her Great Danes had cornered a burglar in the house. He called 911 to turn himself in. Told them there was a “huge dalmatian” holding him hostage in the bedroom.