In/Out syndrome. In for 2 minutes, then out, then 30 seconds later back in, then...
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| Out please? |
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| In, por favor? |
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| Out? |
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| Ahem, I'm waiting! |
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| Out again please? |
Do you ever suffer from I/O mischief?
Monday, October 21, 2013
Monday Mischief: I/O Syndrome
Last night Toby contracted a most mischievous disease during the Broncos/Colts game. This disease is some kind of psychosomatic nuisance known as I/O syndrome. Perhaps you know of it?
In/Out syndrome. In for 2 minutes, then out, then 30 seconds later back in, then...
Actually he was polite about it, whining a little instead of his usual insistent bark. We never did figure out what was going on. Fortunately he's made a complete recovery today.
Do you ever suffer from I/O mischief?
In/Out syndrome. In for 2 minutes, then out, then 30 seconds later back in, then...
Do you ever suffer from I/O mischief?
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Ancient Pip is the queen of I/O syndrome and always when something good is on TV. LOL. Have a marvellous Monday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Cute pics! My mom's angel dog had a serious case of that. In fact, my dad had a sweatshirt that said "Agenda for the day:
ReplyDeleteLet the dog in
Let the dog out
Let the dog in
Let the dog out
Let the dog in"
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BWAHAHAHAHAHA! My dog does that. ALL. DAY. LONG. I humor her, since the more outside time the dogs get, the less likelihood of a hawk attack.
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We used to have a very bad case of it...then we got a dog door and enjoyed a miraculous recovery!
ReplyDeleteHahaha!! It is good to know that syndrome has a proper name!
ReplyDeleteLOL Toby is doing a good job of training you. :) Brown dawgs have us trained too.
ReplyDeleteI often pretend to want to go out, especially in the early hours of the morning, but once the door is open I change my mind hehehehe
ReplyDeletejust like picky-picky on Ramona Quimby. :D
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha! Now I know what to call Flattery's condition! Oh, I'm glad we're not alone!
ReplyDeleteBOL oh no! Shiner has been doing this to me lately too.
ReplyDeleteTOBY YOU HANDSOME THING...YOU CRACK ME UP. YOU MUST HAVE THOUGHT THE 2 LEGGERS NEEDED SOME EXERCISE
ReplyDeleteHugs madi your bFFF
tee hee Norbert is liek this too
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Good job, Toby! R will join you in that game any day!
ReplyDeleteI think somebody was jealous of the game and wanted attention :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes, our golden retriever, Sheba, is the worst about this. She doesn't bark, but she scratches at the glass door. I'd give anything for a dog door, but we have indoor cats so we can't do it. Maybe someday, because I think that's the only real solution!
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