Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for July 09, 2013
July 08, 2013
July 10, 2013
Transcript:
Nancy: Poochie wants to know if we can go to the shelter and visit the dog! Aunt Fritzi: Tell Poochie,"not today". Nancy: But, who's go-ing to pet him, talk to him and give him biscuits??? Aunt Fritzi: PHIL has that job today. Poochie: Hmm... Nancy: Poochie and me want to see Phil's "petting, talk-ing, biscuits" resume!
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
One of the most difficult jobs? No, not trying to convince the boss of something… trying to convince a kid……
WSR almost 11 years ago
Gotta strengthen your game, Fritzi..your niece is sharp!!
Gator007 almost 11 years ago
Poochie and I.
lynnskay almost 11 years ago
I’m betting that to visit that dog they have to visit Phil, not the shelter.
stanley hastings almost 11 years ago
Me want biscuits!
alleyoops Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Fritzi is back!! Fritzi is back!!
JayBluE almost 11 years ago
I think that the reason that they can’t visit the shelter yet, is because the dog is still fighting to retain water and maybe not yet on solid foods, since there were signs of malnourishment and possible dehydration…. ==And then too some dogs, while not necessarily aggressive or mean, will still require some “social rehabilitation”… in other words, some shelters have the means to find out if the dog can be suitable for socialization with either other dogs, other pets, or even people…. and once it’s medically cared for (including any shots needed) and the disposition (temperament and level of sociability) is determined, then it can be up for adoption….. or even trained to be a service dog….
comedynut almost 11 years ago
SOUNDS LIKE PHIL IS STILL IN HER LIFE TOO…… :)
bergesinoz almost 11 years ago
Fritzi certainly puts contours on a shirt!!
Spade Jr. almost 11 years ago
My first dog, when I was 5 years old, was named Poochie. My father read the funnies until I was old enough to read them (more or less) myself. I wonder if he named my pet after Nancy’s. I’ll never know, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he did. Thanks for the memories.