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Someone has to supervise

comments (1) January 11th, 2010 in gallery

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Jazz, supervising in the garden. Click the image to enlarge.

Jazz, supervising in the garden.
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Jazz loves to climb up on the patio table where he can be in the shade relaxing while I do the digging.  Shouldn't I be sitting at the table while he does the digging?

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KariLonning writes: I think it's a "Snoopie" thing. Dogs like to be high enough that they can look down on the rest of us. (My sister took a photo of my OES standing on their outdoor table. She was standing there looking to see if anyone noticed.) Posted: 12:31 pm on January 11th
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