Meet my dog Max.Obviously not a raging killer... unless you take his chair. Meet Mr. Squirrel. Max and Mr. Squirrel met on Tuesday. It wasn't pretty.Oh, and that thing on the ground is a toy...not the victim.Max goes after squirrels all the time, maybe fifteen a day. It's been six years and he never got one till now. So I guess he deserves a pat on the back.Or a toothpick. My mother, however, needs therapy. She called me to commiserate Mr. Squirrel's un-timely demise. She told me how upset she was that he could not live out his squirrel life and be all he could be, so early into spring and all. I could only imagine all Mr. Squirrel is missing out on and the things he had to look forward to before his life was cut so short. Things like Eating little acorny bits. Sitting on trees and starring at stuff.Scurrying about aimlessly. Sleeping. Getting fat and cuddly.After some internet searching I found that it doesn't stop there....The modern squirrel keeps himself busy with a great deal of activities like: Water SkiingVisiting our nation's capitol Getting marriedPracticing gun safety Cruisin' for chicks Drinking beer Going to Star Trek Conventions Dying for our countryAnd....
Becoming Catholic Yup, there is a lot Max took from Mr. Squirrel. I only hope that the memory of Mr. Squirrel lives on through this blog. And my mom can look into Max's eyes again. THANKS www.sugarbushsquirrel.com YOUR PICTURES ARE AMAZING EVERYONE GO CHECK THEM OUT
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Max looks like a topnotch dog, and so does his buddy there.
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My dog Buddha caught a little white rabbit once.
I heard the poor thing SCREAM. EEEEEEEEEEk.
It was awful.