
So I took her home. She was really hyper and excited and it took me and Joe both to hold her down to read the phone number off of the tag around her neck. When I got her owner on the phone he seemed pretty unconcerned. I think he may have been high or something because he was talking really slow and monotone.
"Hello, this is..."
"You have my dog?"
"Yes, I found her up the street and..."
"She alive?"
"Uh....yes...she was running around in the intersection and almost got hit though."
"Okay, I'll be there to pick her up in 5 minutes."

Strange redneck dude came to pick up his sweet but hyper dog after calling again because he messed up our address when writing it down. I know I'm a redneck so I shouldn't point out that others are, but when you pick up your dog from a stranger, tell them she's always escaping and then spit in their driveway you're really a strange redneck.
At least it was fun to have a puppy running around the house for a little bit and see Jingle all freaked out.
2 comments:
you got the title wrong Michelle - sounds like the dog was the smart one!
golden retrievers are insane when they're young... i like them better when they get to about 5 or 6 years old... their level of energy drops drastically... and you can actually just hang out with them... without them jumping all over you 24/7...
did she try to eat jingle?
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