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Funny Dog Tales Newsletter

Do you have a funny dog? Our customers tell us the greatest stories about their dogs. So we decided to share them with you, and share your stories with thousands of other dog people in a newsletter, "Funny Dog Tales."

What does your dog do that's funny, strange or unique? Tell us, and we might put your story and/or picture in an upcoming issue of Funny Dog Tales.

Tell us what your dog does for a treat, or when someone comes to the door, or when you show affection to someone else. Does your dog eat, play or sleep in an unusual way? We want to know about it. Pictures are always welcome. Send your story to lisa [at] funstufffordogs.com

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Can You Hear Me Now?

I was in the kitchen making a cake when my Miniature American Eskimo Dog, Toby, decided he needed some attention. I ignored him at first but then he persisted by rubbing up against my leg. As I stood there with the mixer bowl in my hand, I looked down and saw Toby now lying on his back with all fours up in the air.

Again I tried to ignore him but he began making sounds. It really sounded like he was trying to talk. I told him, "Go get your toy, Mommy's busy right now." He walked away and I thought he was getting his toy. After a few minutes, he returned from the bedroom with my eyeglasses in his mouth. He had retrieved them from the night table. He brought them back to me bent and mangled.

I guess this was his way of showing me what happens when he does not get his belly scratched. Later on, Toby had managed to knock the bowl off the counter and I caught him licking the frosting out of it. - Submitted by L. Cichocki, Griffith, IN

It's Still There!

My dog Makisig (which means "handsome") is so of noise from the lawnmower, blender and especially the vacuum cleaner. The first time he saw me use the vacuum, he ran around in circles and finally jumped onto the couch. Since then, every time he sees the vacuum cleaner - even when nobody is using it - he is scared and will not go near it.

One day, my husband bought me this new vacuum cleaner and I took it out of the box. I didn't put the box away for a few days later, and then I noticed that it had been three days Makisig had gone into the area where the vacuum cleaner box still sat. There was a big picture of the vacuum cleaner on the side of the box. I threw out the box, and finally Makisig would go and play in that area again. Could he have recognized the picture of the vacuum cleaner on that box? It seems he did. - Submitted by M. Johnson, Arcadia, LA

Here, Kitty!

I called to make an appointment for my dog at the vet.  The receptionist asked what my dog's name was.  I told her, "Kitty."  She hesitated and then asked me if I was making an appointment for a cat or a dog.  I said a dog.  She asked me the dogs name again.  I said, "Kitty".  Click.

Finally, I was able to make an appointment for my dog, it took a couple calls and a lot of explaining (there was a lot of laughter in the background at the vets office), but I did get Kitty to the vet.

While Kitty was in seeing the doc, I was in the lobby, along with a couple of others, and the receptionist told me that Kitty was almost done.  As we talked, Kitty heard my voice and began to run on her leash, scrambling on the linoleum in the exam room. As the sound of her scratching claws drew nearer, the receptionist said, "Here comes Kitty".

The lady behind me gave out a small gasp and started for the door.  Then Kitty came around the corner and she started laughing.  She explained that she has a fear of cats. She was expecting a huge cat to come tearing into the waiting area.  - Courtesy of BaddTeddy.com

Submit Your Story

We love our customers' funny dogs. Like the Standard Poodle who yakked up his owner's thong right in front of her future mother-in-law. Or Mary Jane, the English Bulldog who peed on his owner's date's shoe, effectively ending the relationship on the spot. Or the Doberman Pinscher who takes frogs ever-so-gently out of the pond and puts them in a pail. Remember the Australian Shepherd who set the house on fire? How about the little mixed breed who took a potato chip from daddy's hand and carried it - without breaking it - over to mom?

Got a funny story about your dog? Email it to lisa@funstufffordogs.com and your little stinker could be featured in an upcoming issue of Funny Dog Tales. Stories must be original and true. We love to have a photo, too, but it's not necessary.


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Win Santa's Sack of Toys!

Tell us About Your Naughty Dog and You Could Win

Enter our annual contest, "Dear Santa, I can explain!" and tell us about your dog's naughty antics. We'll pick one winner and ship Santa's sack of toys to him or her just in time for Christmas Day! Retail value of toys shipped is at least $100 and we even pay shipping. Click the link below for official rules, entry form, and stories from our past winners. Good luck!

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Click here to e-mail your story. Send the dog's name and breed, your name and address, and your story. Include a picture if you can. Stories must be authentic (this is something that your own dog did or does).

Submissions become property of FunStuffForDogs.com and may be published in a newsletter at any time.  By submitting a story and/or picture, you agree that a cartoon or other rendering of your dog may be created and published. Your story may be edited for clarity or length.

 


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