Just a happy jumping dog

Subject says it all. This video comes from http://www.dogwork.com where you can also adopt homeless animals.

thats where dogs belong . not in the city, all those poor dogs in nyc are just too constrained. I had few dogs in the countryside once. hell my dog lived like for 20+ years when I moved to the US. My relative took him in.

Hell, my pit is happiest lying on the bed and snacking in the litter box. If he could get away with it, he would never go outside to do his business.

armchair_warrior said:

thats where dogs belong . not in the city, all those poor dogs in nyc are just too constrained.

You are so silly AW!

(PS - I don't think I wished you a Happy New Year yet )

probably soon . I don't celebrate anything really . I'm a social agnostic sorta. happy new years.

once I saw this super fat dog in bed stuy poor dog, could hardly move. its belly was touching the floor!!!! (it was a dachshund.) man i had to yell at the owner. take your dog to the damn park !!!!

ruf.

The year of the Dragon is upon us.

....the year of the dog was a while ago.

>>super fat dog in bed stuy

I'm listening.

>>The year of the Dragon is upon us.

>>....the year of the dog was a while ago.

I'm just waiting for the year of the cat. Just like PETER Lorry, contemplating a crime.

Page 9 and 10 of this report states Bed Stuy has an obesity rate that is 63%! That is way higher than most neighborhoods.

http://www.hungercenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Community-Food-Assessment_Bed-Stuy-Zahilay.pdf

Clearly, The dog that AW saw was among the afflicted.

Damn, that is one fat dog! It is totally at risk of the factors they discuss on the the graph on page 10.

that pic looks like its shopped but that dog i saw looks just like him but with shorter legs .