A lot of people say, “The dog’s not acting guilty, he’s just reacting to your reaction.” But let me tell you, many times the only time I know my dog has chewed something when I’ve been away is because he’s not there to greet me when I come in, and he’s in his corner trying to avoid me.
There’s no way he’s reacting to what I’m doing because I walk in, completely clueless that something’s been chewed up. Without fail: no greeting = he chewed something up. (And even after I discover it, it’s not like there’s a big production from me.)
COWBOY7 about 14 years ago
Did you expect any less, Chazz?
Good morning Marg!
carmy about 14 years ago
Wouldn’t of it been easier to just clean up the garbage? He’ll be out of luck if the cats are the judge and jury.
Hillbillyman about 14 years ago
Poncho always the ‘Drama King”
bees22 about 14 years ago
Law and Order . Rebel Canine Unit….Tching Tching
Olfarto about 14 years ago
This is clearly a staged production.
thampacks about 14 years ago
Where the heck to he get all his money!
Mad-ge Dish Soap about 14 years ago
Like Morris the cat, using Morris Code on the telegraph. Then again it is not hair of the cat that bit you.
Logicman about 14 years ago
At least he looks contrite! :)
suzanyh about 14 years ago
A lot of people say, “The dog’s not acting guilty, he’s just reacting to your reaction.” But let me tell you, many times the only time I know my dog has chewed something when I’ve been away is because he’s not there to greet me when I come in, and he’s in his corner trying to avoid me.
There’s no way he’s reacting to what I’m doing because I walk in, completely clueless that something’s been chewed up. Without fail: no greeting = he chewed something up. (And even after I discover it, it’s not like there’s a big production from me.)
fritzoid Premium Member about 14 years ago
That’s another of the innumerable ways in which dogs are vastly superior to cats. Dogs have a moral sense.