Does your dog do anything that makes you laugh? My dog loves the beach and she will play ball for hours but she gets very cross with the sea because it will not do what she wants. She barkes at the waves and tells them to stop chasing her, the waves don't stop so she chases backwards and forwards barking at the sea!
No I do not have dog but my cats make me laugh all the time. They will chase eachother and puff their tails. That is just hilarious.
My dog is scared (for no obvious reason) of a patch of the kitchen floor near the back door. Every time she has to pass it she does a Scooby Doo type walk, it is very funny. I can't understand what she is afraid of, there is nothing different about that bit of floor, she has almost got me believing that the house is haunted!
It didn't make me laugh at the time, but Meg began limping, it came on suddenly so I made an urgent appointment. She limped to the car, had to be helped into the back, and when we got there she limped to the door. Then she walked in with no sign of a limp, walked for the vet with no limp, he could find nothing wrong so I paid the bill and we left. We walked across the car park and she began limping again!!
Isn't that how it always happens. The pets are just like kids!Originally Posted by kernow
Watching our new puppy run or play with the kitten always makes me laugh. His running makes me laugh because his hind legs are so short that when he runs, he bunny-hops instead. I have almost fallen down laughing sometimes at that. When him & Topaz (the kitten) play is funny because he'll chase her to the couch, she'll go behind the arm & up the side of it, he'll follow her behind the arm and the go completely around the couch since he can't climb the arm of the couch like she can. They do that all day sometimes. LOL
Megan has established a no fly zone in the garden. She leaps up to chase butterflies, bees an even birds that she doesn't have a hope of catching. It is very funny to watch.
Ruby makes me laugh when it is snowing or sometimes when it is raining and she runs around trying to catch rain drops or snow in her mouth.
My mum's dog is very old and very low to the ground I am not totally sure what breed he is but he looks as if he is mostly Lhasa Apso. When it snows he refuses to go out until someone clears a path for him because he doesn't like getting a build up of snow on his 'undercarriage'
Poor little chap, the snow must be rather challenging for small dogs. My dog likes to play in the snow, if we throw snowballs she tries to fetch them but she gets confused when she tries to pick them up and they melt.
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