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I’ve been at a few Guide Dog events and think it’s a brilliant service.
Sometimes, though, I feel a bit sorry for the poor old doggies. They seem so serious about their jobs: it makes me a bit sad for them. I know they get loads of love and appreciation, but they get no choice.
Always feel so sad that service dogs can’t be petted either.
They can, actually. Just not while they have their harness on. Its how they differentiate from ‘work’ and ‘play’.
They are allowed to be petted, loved and played with, it’s just different for them. It’s all about the harness.
“It’s all about the harness.”
I feel like I’ve waited my whole life to hear you say that Mildred.
Come in and know me better Bertie.
Come in?
You mean you knew all along that I was hiding in your shed and you left me there for the whole, long, cold winter?
Yes.
I thought it was funny…
And there’s a chance Brother B may have put me up to it.
He’s such a Svengali that fella :)
:D
Yes, yes he is.
I agree with you. Dogs give so much in affection, loyalty and service. These lads get eight years of servitude before they earn the right to just be dogs. Having said all that it is a charity well worth supporting and I’d urge everyone to do so.
There’s a joke in there regarding the Bus Éireann strikers, or have they done away with the dog logo?
What about three-in-a-bed shenannigans in garden sheds? There has to be a joke there.