Althouse: Snooty, sneezy, or sleepy?

June 1, 2009

Snooty, sneezy, or sleepy?

Test your dog acumen. Click here for a hint.

33 comments:

garage mahal said...: Sneezy. Tag please!; 6/1/09, 1:10 PM
traditionalguy said...: Definitely Sleepy. That dog stayed up watching the NBA again.; 6/1/09, 1:13 PM
Bissage said...: I say evil-ee!

If you look real hard (and use your imagination quite a bit) you can see the Eye of Sauron in between those two puppeh ears.

(Okay, I lied. Sorry about that. There is no Eye of Sauron, or anything else, for that matter. Pretend I never even mentioned it. Sorry once again.)

She's a GOOD GIRL!!!!!!!; 6/1/09, 1:16 PM
Jason (the commenter) said...: Sitting on a bed of grass in the nice, warm sunlight; who wouldn't be sleepy?; 6/1/09, 1:20 PM
Dad Bones said...: I don't know what he's been into but it looks like it's going to have to be washed off if he wants back in the house.; 6/1/09, 1:29 PM
bearbee said...: Two of the 7 dwarfs represented.

Could have also been 'sniffy' as in sniffing for scent.

Photo could be 'retchy' as in retching up hair balls or eaten-ed grass but I guess that would be more of a sitting or half-standing position.; 6/1/09, 1:41 PM
The Dude said...: Hint would indicate a previously unknown dwarf, Barfy.; 6/1/09, 1:44 PM
garage mahal said...: Several refreshes later and no tag. She must be busy.; 6/1/09, 1:47 PM
al said...: Happy.; 6/1/09, 1:48 PM
Revenant said...: Snooty, sneezy, or sleepy?

Sphinxy!; 6/1/09, 2:12 PM
David said...: Looks like a hairball moment to me.

Barfy?

It's a cool dog, no matter what it's doing.; 6/1/09, 2:31 PM
rhhardin said...: Just now alerting on nothing I can detect in sunny backyard.

Moments later dog with green tea startled by rooster, which is about as probable as the chance meeting of an umbrella and a sewing machine on an operating table.

December yawn, the most recent on file.; 6/1/09, 2:40 PM
Jen said...: Pollen snoot.; 6/1/09, 3:01 PM
David said...: garage mahal said...
"Several refreshes later and no tag."

The dog is wearing the tag.

She's a GOOD GIRL!!!!!; 6/1/09, 3:19 PM
TitusTittleywinks said...: I have Naziz on my mind.

This never happens to me.

What should I do? How can I find him. A friend of mine said to google terrorist and Quincy, Mass-that's not funny. Naziz isn't a terrorist.

I am tempted to go to every gym in Quincy, Mass.

Advice, counsel?

I want Naziz.; 6/1/09, 3:32 PM
traditionalguy said...: Titus... What about a yawning dog made you remember naziz's member? Love conquers all.; 6/1/09, 3:42 PM
knox said...: sleepy; 6/1/09, 3:46 PM
Wince said...: Can't a dog with hayfever order a Gaines Burger with Grey Poupon for lunch before nap time without Althouse photoblogging the whole thing?; 6/1/09, 4:05 PM
Jen said...: If this keeps up, check for one of those grass blades under her soft palate.; 6/1/09, 4:55 PM
garage mahal said...: If this keeps up it will remain a mystery. Hmm, wonder why.; 6/1/09, 5:12 PM
TitusIsOnAMission said...: OK, fellow republicans I feel I am making progress towards finding Naziz.

I hope you are all with me on this effort.

To be honest I actually feel kind of great that something gave me a tingle up my leg. Who would of thought?

Anyhow, I went onto the club's website where we met and emailed the club manager, who a friend of mine knows. Also, the club I was in has a store in it, don't ask. I went into the store and the "store manager" was talking to me. He was also talking to Naziz a majority of the evening. I was a little tipsy so I don't recall everything the store manager said to me but I do remember him alluding to the fact that Naziz thought I was cute. My heart just fluttered. Anyway, I emailed the General Manager to relay to the store manager my story and see if I can get in contact with Naziz. It's worth a try and has me motivated.

I will get all Meade on his ass if I have to.

Also, now that I live in Massachusetts Naziz and I can get married. I believe our marriage will bridge the great cultural divide between muzzies hatred of mos and mos in general.

We will become the role models for Interracial Gay Dating. The impact on the world will be immense.

My second focus is to really work on my body.; 6/1/09, 6:09 PM
rhhardin said...: Trip to the store today:

Summe time Kroger sign. On June 21 the extra planetary wobble in "time" moves into the house of "summer".

Creosote tree.

Everybody is making hay.; 6/1/09, 6:25 PM
TitusIsOnAMission said...: Am I going to be required to wear a beekeeper suit to our wedding?

I will if I have to because he is hot.

Do them make them in Prada? I wouldn't be surprised if they did.; 6/1/09, 6:30 PM
TitusIsOnAMission said...: What's a Kroger?; 6/1/09, 6:36 PM
traditionalguy said...: Titus...Wrong thread. Naziz has you out of your mind. What about the sleepy doggy?; 6/1/09, 6:36 PM
traditionalguy said...: Around here a Kroger is the grocery store that tries to keep in business now that Super-Wallmarts are sucking the people into their Chinese grown food emporium. That was a bad choice of verbs...I mean that Kroeger is a well managed Grocery Store chain.; 6/1/09, 6:40 PM
Deb said...: "Moments later dog with green tea startled by rooster, which is about as probable as the chance meeting of an umbrella and a sewing machine on an operating table."

There is a rooster at the barn where we keep our horses. He is in love with my husband's horse Montana. He stays in her stall while she is there, and follows her to the pasture when she is let out. He sometimes goes after my huband or daughter when they go in to feed Montana.; 6/1/09, 6:44 PM
David said...: Titus--remove the last z and you may get over it.; 6/1/09, 7:13 PM
Ralph L said...: We will become the role models for Interracial Gay Dating
A decade ago, my step-mother's ex-brother-in-law, pushing 60, fell for a Saudi doctor in his late 20's. They're role models for International, intergenerational Gay Dating. Top that. He's dark, but Saudis are caucasian, too.; 6/1/09, 7:42 PM
Sorin said...: She is smelling the fabulous scents of spring and her well being of being loved.That's all. Doesn't anyone have Dogs or Cats who know the freedom of "outside"?; 6/1/09, 8:46 PM
Sorin said...: As a side note, what a beautiful Dog!; 6/1/09, 8:47 PM
rhhardin said...: He sometimes goes after my huband or daughter when they go in to feed Montana.

Roosters have at most one active thought at a time. Drop some scratch feed for him.; 6/1/09, 8:57 PM
Deb said...: Thank you, I will try that. Your dog is awesome, by the way.; 6/2/09, 5:30 PM