Came out this morning and found my neighbors dog on the roof

Riley Sundew

Updated Friday, June 23, 2023 at 12:07 PM CDT

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Paris_Fox

He works for the woofing company.

New_Ad_1682

Ahem, he's on the ruff. /sees self out

taydean231

In 2020 after the initial lockdowns were lifted, my neighbor who was a bartender went back to work. The first day I saw his husky wandering around outside and he was never unleashed so I thought it was odd. The neighbor below him (who was afraid of dogs) came out and told me she saw him fall from the second floor. Turns out my neighbor had left the window open a bit for air flow and the dog worked his way through and then fell off the roof. I called the owner (who I didn’t really know) and he came home immediately, put the husky in the car, and I assume took him to the vet. Honestly the dog seemed fine but damn, it was scary.

Obar-Dheathain

Dogs are a******s. Our GSD decided to jump the fence today, and spend some time rolling around in the murky creek behind our house. Wanders back half an hour later like nothing had happened and that she didn't smell like swamp.

the_original_Retro

Of course it is. It's a Labrador Retr-eave-r

senorbozz

Is the dog's name Roach, by chance?

ejpierle

He just wants to talk to you about your car's extended warranty.

internetdork

What The Dog Doin

Ghost-5AVAGE_786

He's up to something

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