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But Did It Work?
Bestest buds Roscoe P. and His Royal Highness Little Prince Typhoon Phooey chase each other an estimated eleventy-seven bazillion times a day (according to Hu-Dad). Once again, you see Roscoe racing around his pal in his best attempt to spark a new game. The question, though, is did it work? Click for the answer.
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Unauthorized Break
Hu-Dad thought all the canines were sleeping soundly, so he snuck out of his study to take an unauthorized break from his busyness. His Royal Highness Little Prince Typhoon Phooey doesn’t tolerate such shenanigans and followed the Hu-Dad to find out what he was doing. Busted.
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A Little Help Here
Frankie Suave doesn’t ask for much. Breakfast and dinner with snacks in between. Two walks a day. Sufficient ear scratches and belly rubs. Part of the human bed at night. And not having to stay outside too long when it’s hot and humid. That last part seems to be a problem as he’s waiting on a little help here.
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Something Mischievous This Way Comes
The Trouble Brothers were up to their usual antics last night. Here, Roscoe raced past the Hu-Dad to catch up with some chaos Typhoon stirred up. Like best friends Jim Nightshade and William Halloway in Ray Bradbury’s classic tale, those two go everywhere together. So, with a nod to the great Mr. Bradbury, let’s call this Something Mischievous This Way Comes.
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Busy, Busy, Busy
The games around Chez Herd take top priority. Well, after eating, sleeping, and sufficient ear scritches. One of us being serious, though, gets the Hu-Dad’s attention. When it’s Typhoon being busy, Hu-Dad really wonders. P.S. – Don’t worry. This turned out to be a sneak attack on Roscoe, so it’s just being serious about games.
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New Nicknames: Pee and Repee
Yes, we all have many nicknames and receive new ones quite frequently. Typhoon and Roscoe earn many as a team because they are always together and up to something. Their latest titles—Pee and Repee—can best be explained with photography, so can you guess the next one? Click to see if your answer is correct.
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What’s For Dinner?
The canine dinner was served and finished, but now it was the human’s turn. Food was dipped on plates and placed on the kitchen table, but Landon decided he needed a complete inspection of their diet. He was caught asking “What’s for dinner?”
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The Look Of Disbelief
Roscoe may be the official timekeeper to ensure we’re never late for fun activities, but His Royal Highness Little Prince Typhoon Phooey sometimes insists its walk time way early. When Hu-Dad suggests the Little Curmudgeon might be mistaken, the look of disbelief is unleashed.
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Morning Guard Duty
In a well-structured security plan, each canine has his own duty station to monitor potential threats. Landon’s favorite morning guard duty position is the front door where he can monitor all of the neighbors (and their canines) going about their business. As a bonus, he sometimes can watch the deer stroll through the yard too. Good job, Boom Boom.
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Suave Security Services
Frankie Suave does his best to remain aloof to the youngsters chaotic games, but he insists they take care of business. He seemed dissatisfied with their efforts of perimeter patrol, so Suave Security Services set out demonstrate proper technique.
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Don’t Listen To Naysayers
His Royal Highness Little Prince Typhoon Phooey offers life advice with one of his top mottos—Don’t listen to naysayers. Of course, in the Little Curmudgeon’s case that would be his refusal to hear the word “No” when Hu-Dad suggests he shouldn’t commit some violation of the Chez Herd rules.
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Agony Of Missing Out
With the extreme heat this week, our humans have decided that we will not be joining them for afternoon walks for the next few days. They’re still going because they eat a lot of kibble and have to burn off those calories, so they leave us behind in the air-conditioned house while they sweat. When they returned, they saw that Landon was clearly suffering from the agony of missing out.
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