Auggie was exhilarated.
The first time out on the country field, so many things to discover and investigate, for a city slicker, he considered to be a lucky dog!
Yes, look, over there is a strange sight, never seen it in town, it was black with a white stripe, and it can move by itself!
What is it doing? showing its rear and lifting its tail...Aaagh... aagh... can't see, can't breath...Aaagh... Aaagh
The music is the Looney Tunes Show Song of Skunk Funk.
© 2013 Od Liam.
LOL...it's not toy to play with, Auggie! Can't imagine the smell from the skunk that made him breathless. That's really a hard lesson to learn.
ReplyDeleteLove this short and humorous story. :)
Not toy! You are right, BB!
DeleteYou better do not imagine the scent a skunk can present you with! :)
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No, no, no! Gosh I'm glad we don't have skunks over here...I know my dog would investigate to her peril!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Lisa!
DeleteYes, I agree it is better not to have those "cute" little skunks around, especially if you have a pet.
Dogs are the favourite target for these smelly customers due to the natural curiosity canines have for other animals.:)
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Oh my days, once bitten, twice shy. I'm sure Mr Dog won't be investigating those black and white things again, ha ha ha. What a shock to the system that must have been and I bet the dog stunk for hours...
ReplyDeleteYou bet, RPD!
DeleteThe poor mutt was reeking for a whole week!
A high price for a bit of curiosity... :)
Dear Od Liam,
ReplyDeleteOh My God! Poor dog! I wish it had known that that white and black thing is a skunk.:)
Very nice, short and funny story, Od. I loved it!! :)
Hello Auntie!
ReplyDeleteI guess the poor little thing is still regretting not have had a lesson about unknown things (this being the first), but you know how dogs are, they like to investigate everything, that is why they go well with human beings. :)
Thank you, Auntie. I am very happy you like it!
Haha! Loved this!!! Very clever!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Melanie!
DeleteThank you. I appreciate your words and I am so glad you like it!
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Love the title and wondered what I was in for. An hilarious little tale but I do feel for the poor pooch. x
ReplyDeleteHello Lizzie!
ReplyDeleteIt is an ominous title! :)
You are right, we can get a laugh from this, but I do not want to be in the pooch's skin. :)
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Pepe Lepew has not patience for city slickers. Come into his comfort zone and you can count on spray refreshment.
ReplyDeleteHello Dobson!
DeleteMais oui, Pepe Le Pew est toujours le copain romantique française; pauvre Pénélope!
He would not accept a 'No' as an answer! :)
But, he has also a bad temper, so beware of his rump! :)
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Oh dear...not fun.
ReplyDeleteYou can say that!
DeleteThe poor Auggie learned his lesson the hard way!
Sometimes that happens to us... :)
Poor doggy!!! Hope that didn't traumatize Auggie, and that it still enjoys the open field...
ReplyDeleteHow many times, we, human made the same mistake!
DeleteAuggie went back to the city where he belongs! I wager he never forgot this experience! :)
Thank you, for feeling sorry for him, he is a good dog!