Things I’ll Never Say When I’m Old Part 2: Millie’s List

“I’m getting too slow for zoomies on the beach.”

“Why chase rabbits when we get perfectly good meals at home?”

Femme Fatale“These young bitches can be so unladylike.”

“In my day we only got leftovers to eat.”

“Since when did dogs need psychologists?”

bef10f947d4fd653cab42a76ce0a9f57“I remember when a dog had to work for a living.”

“I seem to live in the vet’s these days.”

“Poo bags? What’s that all about?”

Beautiful Millie 3“When I was a pup, dogs did not wear coats.”

“You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.”

What d'you mean, "when" you get old?

What d’you mean, “when” you get old?

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16 Responses to Things I’ll Never Say When I’m Old Part 2: Millie’s List

  1. Wonderful! I hope Millie will keep on zooming for some time xxx

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  2. Millie is 12 now, but still very much a puppy at heart. It amazes me how active she is! xxx

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  3. acflory says:

    Very funny post but…which one is Millie?

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  4. Millie is the brindle Lurcher (brown Greyhound cross) and Pearl is the white Greyhound with the black markings on her face.

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  5. maggie0019 says:

    lol! well I remember when the hapless rabbits wandered into the yard when I had 3 Greys…they certainly learned to run under the fence quickly!

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  6. Good one, Millie! I like the one about the young bitches….LOL ~ヾ(^∇^)

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  7. Oh yes! They need keeping in their place – especially Pearl! 😉

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  8. I love the ‘unladylike’ pic. They should lower their hems and cross their legs!

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  9. Absolutely! That Pearl has no shame!

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  10. Reblogged this on HarsH ReaLiTy and commented:
    Do you have a list of things you’ll never say? 🙂 -OM
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