I need to teach Buddy this trick.
He can flop on the floor and play dead, but this?
This is the best. Promise. I get the giggles every time I watch it.
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3 comments:
I was trying to imagine how funny this could be. My dog played dead. Cute. Not hilarious. This? Hilarious. Off to look for the devil dog clip.
LOL! My kids used to do that when they didn't want to be carried somewhere.
Oh please, please teach Buddy that trick! He's smart enough, I know he is! Teach him, teach him! (that just cracked me up)
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