In an international community, you never know what language someone else's dog understands.
Likewise for dogs communicating to strangers.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
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1 comment:
Tom, What can I say. You have a unique mind. This cracked me up.
We have a cat in Burgundy, who is now bi-lingual. Though you wouldn't know it, since cats ignore most of what you say.
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