PHOTO OP: Just Loungin’ Around
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Dog Unimpressed by Office Breakfast Spread
Dog Unimpressed by Office Breakfast Spread
When his office manager mentioned a few months ago that the company would begin to serve a free daily breakfast buffet for all employees, Chester the dog was thrilled. But in the handful of weeks since the roll out of the breakfast, he has become less excited.
“He was over the moon when they announced the new breakfast perk,” said co-worker Clete Thompson. "But he’s just not that impressed with the spread. It’s basically just cereal, juice and coffee every day. We haven’t seen a bagel or croissant since day one. Fresh fruit? Yogurt? Waffles? Yeah right.“
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Dog Celebrates in Style
Dog Celebrates in Style
Sammy, a golden retriever from Bethesda, MD, has a lot to celebrate: he just graduated from obedience school summa cum laude with a degree in Car Chasing and a minor in Barking. With a perfect 4.0 grade point average, Sammy aced all his exams, including scoring a school record on his Advanced Fetch final.
According to friends, the pup painted the town red last night in celebration, hitting all his favorite night spots and dropping two bills on champagne.
“Oh he’s earned it,” said friend Kerri Maxwell. "We’re all very proud.“
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Dog Makes Classic Move on First Date
Dog Makes Classic Move on First Date
When Sabrina agreed to hang out with him, Australian dog Indie (seen here as a wee puppy) invited her over for the perfect first date.
“He was so psyched about it,” says Owen Charles, Indie’s roommate. “We cleared out, of course, so he could have some alone time. He cooked dinner, then they watched a movie. He tried the whole ‘yawning arm stretch’ thing, and it worked! Before you knew it, they were cuddling on the couch.”
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Pup Takes Nap After Strenuous Breakfast
Pup Takes Nap After Strenuous Breakfast
Everyone knows breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But it’s what you do directly afterward that can really make or break your morning.
For Scout, a 6-year-old King Charles Cavalier, he goes right back to bed.
“Powering through a whole bowl of Cheerios that early in the day is a lot of work,” says Karen Spitz, a source close to the situation. “It’s best if Scout just plops down right there to sleep it off. In a few hours, he’ll be much more awake and focused so he can take on lunch.”
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