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The canine nose knows all that happens in the neighborhood, especially when the neighbors are grilling their dinner.

Roscoe prides himself in his ability to monitor all activities in our kitchen, so he’s a little shocked that the neighbors didn’t invite him over when they fired up their grill. Don’t worry, though, because he knows exactly what they are cooking.
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With that keen sense of smell, he might have been able to taste it.
Too bad the neighbors can’t see those eyes.. I would give him a treat if he was my neighbor..
The NOSE always KNOWS-lol. I guess Roscoe would love a little taste of what they are grilling??