How funny! This brought back some long past memories too. When I was a youngster still living in Illinois, we had a St. Bernard who used to get on the roof of the garage all the time. My dad finally had to block the way the dog was using. A St. Bernard looming over you from the roof although funny to us, was scary to many other people.
That's not something you see every day, Randy! Thanks for sharing it and thanks for your continued support of my blog and while I'm on my journey through cancer therapy. I appreciate every word and kind thought.
In some homes in México people keep "roof dogs" as permanent fixtures for security reasons. I never like the practice, but this little pooch in your photo looks like it's up there strictly for pleasure!!
Well that's not something you see everyday Randy :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wild animal, ready to pounce.
ReplyDeleteI also wonder how he got up there. :)
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Funny! I hope he is not in trouble coming down...
ReplyDeleteLol! Taking it all in!
ReplyDeleteAnother hilarious shot. You are on a 'funny run'. Well, at least for me.
ReplyDeleteoh, my gosh! too cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure we're all wondering: How did he get down? It's always fun to spot this kind of photo op!
ReplyDeleteThat's a riot! I wonder if it was some sort of gag.
ReplyDeleteNow that's something you don't see every day!
ReplyDeleteThinks he's a cat.
ReplyDeleteHow funny! This brought back some long past memories too. When I was a youngster still living in Illinois, we had a St. Bernard who used to get on the roof of the garage all the time. My dad finally had to block the way the dog was using. A St. Bernard looming over you from the roof although funny to us, was scary to many other people.
ReplyDeleteNot the usual dog's eye view! :-)
ReplyDeleteMaster of his domain, Randy! Cute shot.
ReplyDeleteA second floor window, maybe?
ReplyDeleteYup, agree with John. A dog with a cats mind.
ReplyDeleteThat's not something you see every day, Randy! Thanks for sharing it and thanks for your continued support of my blog and while I'm on my journey through cancer therapy. I appreciate every word and kind thought.
ReplyDeleteIn some homes in México people keep "roof dogs" as permanent fixtures for security reasons. I never like the practice, but this little pooch in your photo looks like it's up there strictly for pleasure!!
ReplyDeleteHah!
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