Charlie doesn't know what to make of all of this madness.
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Our awesome Park Slope dog walker Molly took this picture of Dag.
Dog walking in Windsor Terrace
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Our awesome Park Slope dog walker Molly took this picture of Dag
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Wilbur and Aria during a Park Slope style dog over-night/boarding experience. No kennels here.
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NEWS IN BRIEF June 4, 2015
Vol 51 Issue 22 News · Animals · Pets · Dogs
WASHINGTON—Admitting that their behavior in previous years had left them embarrassed and ashamed, the nation’s dogs announced Thursday that they intend on keeping their shit together during this year’s Fourth of July fireworks displays. “Though we recognize we have not always demonstrated the most poise and self-control on this particular holiday, we want to assure everyone that this will finally be the year we don’t completely lose it and freak out upon hearing the booming of distant fireworks,” said Duchess, a 6-year-old cocker spaniel, adding that the country’s 80 million dogs aim to avoid cowering under the coffee table or uncontrollably urinating on the kitchen floor in a moment of pure panic after neighbors light off firecrackers or bottle rockets. “We’ve been preparing for the past few months, and we think we’ll finally be able to maintain our composure this time around. We can’t promise that we won’t whimper a little or try to jump up and sit next to you on the couch, but we’re definitely not going to sprint in circles around the living room or howl continuously until the noises stop.” The nation’s dogs concluded by acknowledging they could not guarantee that they won’t go completely apeshit the next time the doorbell rings.