Citizen Dog by Mark O'Hare for November 25, 2012

I can’t stop smiling, that was too cute for words.

There could have been 20 sleeping kitties in there, Cuddles, but I guess you’ll never know now.

Good Morning, cleo, sugar, Fellow Baby & the rest of the CD gang!

Good morning, CDers!

FOUR

+ FIVE

+ ELEVEN

=Twenty! There you go, GROG!

morning people and pets.happy, happy, happy.

We have a basset hound next door. When they leave, they put it outside and then the howling begins – non stop.

You’re good Cuddles!

Good morning Fellow Baby, cleo and sugie! And good morning also to happy, Stel, Perkycat and chefwen!

Fellow Baby look at those cute sweet little kitties! Aren’t they just adorable?!

Good Morning Grog, Dry, Cleo, StelBel, happyathome & all CDers out there.

Good morning to all of the howling and yapping Citizens of Dog.

Only when they’re sleeping, Fellow Baby, which never seems to be when I’m around.

for a cat, he sure knows his dogs.

I have never seen such an active cat. This must be a comic.

happy I could tell you my tales of rescuing cats! Well they started out as kittens. And my dog rescues too! Geez! :-D

Wouldn’t trade any of it though!

I wonder if Fellow Baby would soften if he found any abandoned kittens whose eyes weren’t even opened yet, in his backyard, totally helpless little creatures. :-)

I think not, Fellow Baby. When I’ve got the time, I’ll tell you a story of my days in Big “D”. But my Mom was scared to death of cats. I understood why: they had a way of sneaking up on you; a quality I learned to despise. I’m more of a fan of birds – not cats who toy with their prey before devouring them.

well…im going to shut down now.good night people and pets…

This is a great story arc.

I missed all the fun. As a cat person, all those photos were great. I’ve never seen such an explosion of kittens!

StelBel I like the one of the Basset and the yapping chihuahua.

Good Night Citizens of Dogs and sleeping kitties.

Fellow Baby all my cats I have ever owned have been indoors, except my first, who came about in another long story, She was so smart she would look both ways before she crossed the street, and finally for the most part, spent most of her time indoors once she got used to it. And my dogs were never allowed to run freely in the neighborhood either. If you own a pet you must take care of it, and letting them run in busy steets and housing developments is not the way to do it.

Of course our Charlie Girl got loose more than once in her younger days, and that was quite an exercise chasing about the neighborhood after her! She was part Lab and part Beagle! LOL!

Good night Citizens of Dog!