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How to tell if your dog is involved in a sex scandal:

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How to tell if your dog is involved in a sex scandal: (Original post)	PumpkinAle	Jul 2014	OP
That pooch is guility as hell...nt	fadedrose	Jul 2014	#1
haha!	BrotherIvan	Jul 2014	#11
Hard dogs to keep on the porch.	betsuni	Jul 2014	#2
How to tell if your cat is involved in any kind of scandal.	JayhawkSD	Jul 2014	#3
Word, I have one that has made it his life's work	giftedgirl77	Jul 2014	#8
So true - also "the dog did it" :)	PumpkinAle	Jul 2014	#10
My Siamese, Bob, used to deliberately misbehave (scratching the curtains, jumping on counters)	nomorenomore08	Jul 2014	#13
One big difference	suninvited	Jul 2014	#4
Vitter	JI7	Jul 2014	#5
too funny!!	KT2000	Jul 2014	#7
Yeah, but we KNEW the dog......	DeSwiss	Jul 2014	#6
My dog knows no shame	BainsBane	Jul 2014	#9
This truly made me laugh out loud!	etherealtruth	Jul 2014	#12

Response to PumpkinAle (Original post)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 01:04 AM

fadedrose (10,044 posts)

1. That pooch is guility as hell...nt

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Response to fadedrose (Reply #1)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 08:02 PM

BrotherIvan (9,126 posts)

11. haha!

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Response to PumpkinAle (Original post)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 01:06 AM

betsuni (22,698 posts)

2. Hard dogs to keep on the porch.

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Response to PumpkinAle (Original post)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 01:37 AM

JayhawkSD (3,163 posts)

3. How to tell if your cat is involved in any kind of scandal.

Nope. You can't. Cats don't acknowledge that they are capable of wrongdoing. They operate on the principle of "It isn't wrong if a cat did it" and therefor never show the slightest evidence of guilt.

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Response to JayhawkSD (Reply #3)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 03:50 AM

giftedgirl77 (4,713 posts)

8. Word, I have one that has made it his life's work

to knock anything that's in his way right to the floor. He'll then look at me like what, you put the damn thing right where I wanted to sit.

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Wed Jul 9, 2014, 12:35 PM

PumpkinAle (1,210 posts)

10. So true - also "the dog did it" :)

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Response to JayhawkSD (Reply #3)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 08:22 PM

nomorenomore08 (13,324 posts)

13. My Siamese, Bob, used to deliberately misbehave (scratching the curtains, jumping on counters)

and then pretend he didn't know better. His "innocent" act was hilarious.

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Response to PumpkinAle (Original post)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 01:43 AM

suninvited (4,616 posts)

4. One big difference

the dog is the only one looking straight into the face of the camera.

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Response to PumpkinAle (Original post)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 01:50 AM

JI7 (87,929 posts)

5. Vitter

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Response to JI7 (Reply #5)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 03:24 AM

KT2000 (20,358 posts)

7. too funny!!

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Response to PumpkinAle (Original post)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 03:22 AM

DeSwiss (27,137 posts)

6. Yeah, but we KNEW the dog......

...was a hound who slept around from the start.

K&R

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Wed Jul 9, 2014, 04:15 AM

BainsBane (52,689 posts)

9. My dog knows no shame

She'll attach herself to any man in sight. Whenever I take her out, she looks for adoration from everyone. No guilty looks whatsoever, under no circumstances.

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Wed Jul 9, 2014, 08:03 PM

etherealtruth (22,165 posts)

12. This truly made me laugh out loud!

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