Mr. Stinky Droolface Part 2


If you’re raising your hand (because you fell behind,) here’s Part One.

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This IS his happy face. And Gus’ frustrated-to-be-juuuust-out-of-reach face.

Long story short, Mr. Stinky Droolface seemed to be in good spirits today around lunchtime. Got him to eat, and he still insists the water bucket outside tastes much better. He isn’t using his right hind foot much, but he made the rounds, checking on Little Bit the pony, Jai the Ginormous White Slobbering Dog, and finally settling himself in a sunbeam near GusGus.

Maybe it’s just me, but it seems Stinky’s telling the puppies important dog things. I hope so. Like reminding the Herd that the ruminants belongs IN the fence, unless they are on a leash like Little Bit.

There are so many great pics of all the creatures of The Funny Farm, I decided to try a slideshow:

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3 thoughts on “Mr. Stinky Droolface Part 2

  1. I can appreciate why your dog has that name. My sis in law had a drooly black dog. It would eat other dog poops. Hence the name. Yikes. The other Lois.

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