This dog looked after Bibi and me so forlornly as we passed by him, all locked up in the 'hoosegow.' If you're not familiar with this word, which my grandfather loved to use, check out its meaning right here.Note: He was in there with some workers, who were painting the interior of what will probably be a small shop.
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Thank you. I have learned so many things today.
Oh, he is so elegant and beautiful and glad to know that he has a home. Yes, I know "hoosegow." hehe
Handsome dog but does look sad in the hoosegow.
un beau moment de solitude, belle photo
Poor guy's in the pokey, eh? I can see why he might be envious of Bibi -:)
Well snap! As you say we both feature 'behind bars' today - I adore this, Bibi. What a gorgeous dog. Afghans are beautiful but will run and run, given the chance. I've got a Saluki pup here at the moment - not dissimlar and also beautiful.
This Afghan is so sad looking or is it just the moment taken out of the context and captured on a picture. Anyhow he should be out side not looking out!
A very familiar word to me. Not from personal experience, you understand.
LOL at B SQUARED...
yeah, right...
;-D
You've made the police blotter many times due to your exploits in the FTLDP Staff Limousine...
Pretty pup ... great snap!
Poor beautiful baby! They should have let him come out to play with Bibi.
Aw, girls just wanna have fun and play! What a fascinating word - never heard it before. Cool to connect the post with your grandpa.
Beautiful shot, he look wonderful elegant and a little sad and lonely!
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