Post by Purebred Redneck on Jun 12, 2009 23:06:37 GMT -5
Towards closing time at work today I looked outside in the street and here's this beagle eating this rabbit that was run over last week. He was going to play around and get run over.
Me and this girl go walking outside. She starts calling to him and of course he's ignoring her. I walk out to him, grab him by the collar, drag him against his will about 10 feet, and let go. I motioned/waved and said "come on" and started walking back to the building. He was trotting right behind me.
The dog goes running into the boss's office while she's on the phone and the next thing I hear is her screaming. I walk in her office and she's standing on her desk and he's got his eyes rolled back in head and running around in circles and bawling like crazy. I didn't help matters because I was howling too mocking him which got the dog that much more excited ;D ;D ;D
If he didn't have a colllar with an address on it, I think he would have come home with me. But he jumped right up in the bed of my truck and I left him tied to the pillar on his front porch.
Brought back a lot of childhood memories
A little sad letting him go
Me and this girl go walking outside. She starts calling to him and of course he's ignoring her. I walk out to him, grab him by the collar, drag him against his will about 10 feet, and let go. I motioned/waved and said "come on" and started walking back to the building. He was trotting right behind me.
The dog goes running into the boss's office while she's on the phone and the next thing I hear is her screaming. I walk in her office and she's standing on her desk and he's got his eyes rolled back in head and running around in circles and bawling like crazy. I didn't help matters because I was howling too mocking him which got the dog that much more excited ;D ;D ;D
If he didn't have a colllar with an address on it, I think he would have come home with me. But he jumped right up in the bed of my truck and I left him tied to the pillar on his front porch.
Brought back a lot of childhood memories
A little sad letting him go