Reminds me of the times I’d take my dog with me to do a few loops of the cross country ski track behind our house. She’d do exactly one loop then run back to the FRONT door of the house and sit on the porch. Technically she didn’t leave the yard but it took me almost 15 minutes to ski back to the house. It scared me not being able to see her. It would have bothered me not to know Marm made it back home too. Good dogs. Pesky worried parents.
jasonsnakelover over 4 years ago
He didn’t tell Phil to fall asleep.
over 4 years ago
I’m sure he will be fine.
jpayne4040 over 4 years ago
Phil can find his way home.
jagedlo over 4 years ago
“Now go back and get him!”
cubswin2016 over 4 years ago
He is probably thinking “But I just did!”
Grutzi over 4 years ago
Reminds me of the times I’d take my dog with me to do a few loops of the cross country ski track behind our house. She’d do exactly one loop then run back to the FRONT door of the house and sit on the porch. Technically she didn’t leave the yard but it took me almost 15 minutes to ski back to the house. It scared me not being able to see her. It would have bothered me not to know Marm made it back home too. Good dogs. Pesky worried parents.
mourdac Premium Member over 4 years ago
Did he take a few bucks from his wallet first for a hot dog?
sarahbowl1 Premium Member over 4 years ago
I love the way she’s worried about Phil instead of Marm finding his way home. And what about Phil, anyway. He could have gotten mugged or something!
zeexenon over 4 years ago
In OUR house, it would be “daddy.”
kathleenhicks62 over 4 years ago
Marm looks very pleased with himself.
tinstar over 4 years ago
Apparently, he DOES leave Phil, napping on a park bench.
UlfPeterLangenbach over 4 years ago
“Would’ve broken my heart to disturb his slumber.
And to risk that pesky squirrel to wake him. And then there was our neighbor’s cat. So, as you see, it isn’t my fault at all."