Dogs of C-Kennel by Mick & Mason Mastroianni for April 30, 2020

Bagpipes are cool.

To a Scotsman, the sound of bagpipes will bring a tear to his eye.

To anyone else, the sound of bagpipes will bring a tear to their eye.

But for different reasons.

WILL: “Kenny has been like that ever since he saw that AC/DC video…”

https://youtu.be/PThUjGTqV40

Rock on, Kenny!

How can you tell if bagpipes are out of tune?

Not many people appreciate bagpipes. I guess it’s an acquired taste…

Try this one…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR-csWS1bcM

BagPuppies at C-Kennel

But if I had a dog that could play bagpipes, you a bet I’d have it on YouTube and the on all the talk shows.

The bagpipes are a real turn off for me. But the accordion and a lively polka – that gets my foot tapping.

B-b-but he’s a Husky, not a Scottie! :-o

Just a big bag of wind….but I like them!

I like the Irish elbow pipes.

Specificity would solve a lot of problems and annoyances in this world

Bagpipe music is one of those things where you either love or hate. I like it although I have no Scottish blood. In college, my dorm was near the golf course. Very early on Saturday morning, I’d wake to the sound a bagpipe marching band walking and playing in the fog on the golf course. Eerie but beautiful. Also, a great reason to go home every weekend.

If you can’t beat em, join em. Will can learn the accordion, and Iggy the banjo.

The good thing about this is it doubles as a punching bag.

The most important skill is once you have acquired a skill is now learning when show off that skill.

Why would a dog play the pipes, when he can pin down a cat and chew on its tail?