A brief mental list that I compiled while walking the dog this morning.
Ubiquitous sidewalk detritous that
you may not notice until you have a puppy:
- dried up worms
- shards of chicken bone
- chunks of fake (hopefully) human hair
- corn cobs
- crayons
- poo
- dirty diaper
- jimbrowski's cap
- grass clippings
- lost gloves
All of the above have been picked up by my dog, sometimes several at once.
All hail the most wondrful command of all dog training commands: "Leave It".
Best said sternly and with a straight face, which can be hard when said puppy has both a corn cob and fake hair in her mouth at once.
Yum.
6.15.2008
one man's trash
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Ginger says "Leave it", I say "drop it".
Whats the difference you ask? The dog actually responds to "drop it". "Leave it" on the other hand only prompts puzzled doggie looks.
Ginger will disagree.
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