shoplifting was the order of the day. Let me explain. Before our walk on Clee Hill we decided a trip to ‘Pets at Home’ was in order. Ellie of late has been developing a funny tummy, going off her food, eating excessive amounts of grass and producing the most wondrous ‘Walnut Whips’ the like of which any chocolatier would be proud.
The blame I lay squarely at my door. Being a put out to grass cheffette I like to produce food for her. Which oddly I think isn’t agreeing with her tum. Casseroles of white fish, minced beef and chicken, each week a different main ingredient. Vegetables and brown rice or pasta, obviously no onions or veg on the not suitable for hounds list. I do draw the line at chalking on the wall plat du jour obviously! In the main because although she is an extremely intelligent collie with a huge vocabulary she hasn’t as yet learnt to read. This morning her breakfast was left untouched, so we thought after consulting that well known veterinarian Dr. Google that a hypo-howsyourfather might be required. In order to give Ellie the experience of shopping in a superstore in we all trolled. With us in deepest conversation and considering to the enth degree the ins and outs of a gnats arse or to be more exact Ellie’s, we were completely oblivious to the fact she had helped herself to a tennis ball. Having paid and just about to leave the shop she decided that as she didn’t have a recipe for making a cake with a file in it, added to which as already explained even if she did, she couldn’t read the thing. She obviously thought before they get their collars felt I had best drop my swag and put my paws up.
Oh, Ellie. I bet you could have brought that home and then had the pleasure of watching your collar wearers hoofing back to the shop to pay up.
ReplyDeleteWell, what a thing, I was having a problem posting comments so just did the above and lo and behold the thing has fired into life.
ReplyDeleteThis is now what I have already written once before and got a rather rude raspberry from google... so here goes:- the husband said yesterday is the shop dog friendly, I was nearly lost for words!?! My tart reply is not PC to print here!
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I once wheeled a young niece through a supermarket (in a trolley; she's not ln castors), through the checkouts only to discover when packing the car that she was sitting on roughly 2kg of neatly packed Cheddar cheese. I did go back in and explain and pay.
ReplyDeleteYou, supermarket, trolley, small being of the human kind, this picture I find hard to imagine, even in my wildest. Surely you could have channelled your slumbering Fagin gene and taught the lass proper-like, perched her on a case of Bollinger then made a run for it. Mind you I can’t see you running either.
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