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Bad Doggy — practicing “Tomorrow” with a human Sandy

Dennis G. Jerz / 7 Dec 2012

Bad Doggy — practicing “Tomorrow” with a human Sandy – YouTube.

7 Dec 2012 in Amusing, Drama, Personal.

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  1. Fr. David Hudgins
    View 8 Dec 2012

    Bad dog! Skip the treat, get a shock collar, a choke chain or something! Carolyn on the other hand managed marvelously!

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  2. Rebecca Ziegler Shirey
    View 8 Dec 2012

    ok….. so the only thing that would have been funnier is if you had licked her face!!!! Good thing this dog probably won’t do any of that ! LOL!

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  3. John Lypson
    View 8 Dec 2012

    Hilarious!

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  4. Misty Bhatnagar
    View 8 Dec 2012

    ha ha ha… did you get a treat when you were done?

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  5. Jeanne Emery Pazehoski
    View 8 Dec 2012

    First, your daughter has an amazing voice!! Second, you are too funny in this. Hopefully you got “people food” and not a Milk Bone as your treat! And finally, what a wonderful father-daughter memory!! Only daddies will crawl on their hands and knees, bark like a dog, and eat unidentified food fed to them by their kids!! This is great– made me smile ear to ear!!

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  6. Dennis G. Jerz
    View 8 Dec 2012

    Yep, I filed this one under “fatherhood.”

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