Whenever Fido is up to trouble, he hides in the living room corner. When walking time arrived, that’s where I found him.
“Fido, what are you doing?”
The Labrador didn’t budge. Thinking he was up to something, I went over and tapped his head. Fido jumped and faced me with guilty blue eyes and puffy cheeks. Something was in his mouth. Since he wouldn’t open it willingly, I scratched his nose. His sneeze sent a pair of dentures flying into Grandma’s chair. I was still staring at them when I heard Grandpa call from upstairs, “Alex, have you seen my dentures?”
ha ha..give me the second part of the story!
Thank you for reading my piece. 🙂 I’ll consider adding another part to the story.
A fun read… I enjoyed it… kudos…
Thank you! I’m so glad you liked it.
That actually happened to us when we were dog-sitting my stepson’s 6-month-old lab.
My husband panicked – ‘What’s Rosie chewing? She’s broken her teeth.’
Teeth were indeed sticking out of her mouth but they were his teeth, that she’d stolen.
He’d only just bonded with those new false teeth. He’s never had a set since that felt so comfortable.
Oh, no! I guess Rosie wanted to see how comfortable they were. XD Thank you for sharing your story and for reading mine as well.
The hazards of having a dog! Good story.
Thank you! ^w^
Great fun, I can picture that dog’s smile now.
I can tell you that Fido enjoyed his smile. Until he got caught.
Thank you for reading my story.
A great story!
Thank you for reading it. 🙂
There used to be a story of the dog and the bone in my childhood days.
Ha ha and now the dentures!
Oh, I remember that one. It was an Aesop Fable, if I’m not mistaken. 🙂 Thank you for reading my piece!
All bite and no bark it would seem. 😉
Even good doggies can get into trouble. XD Thank you for reading my story.