My guide dog Nira, who is a $45,000 canine, just ran upstairs and stole the cat’s food. Dogs understand the Everest Principle: “Because it was there.” I’m convinced she eats the old cat’s kibbles because they’re available and not out of schadenfreude meets glee. The latter belongs to human beings exclusively–siblings in particular. No Nira ate the cat’s food because tomorrow is a mystery. Because the canine genome says that on your way out of town it’s always best to steal a chicken.
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Does Nira covertly want to irk the cat? Seriously. The innocent look? I’m not convinced. Ask the cat; s/he knows what’s what.
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Nira is very beautiful. But she is a Lab and every Lab I have been owned by was a glutton. Piggies in houndskin.
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Yes, that’s Fala!
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Is the statue FDRs dog at Hyde Park?
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