Dogs are the best!

I keep saying this.. and I'll continue to repeat it:

I fucking love dogs.

It's funny, because I'm pretty sure I've heard you say that on the lolbrary before lol.

Sometimes I feel touching things like this are ruined with the comic things at the end. They're cool enough by themselves they don't need that shit.

You got downvoted, but I agree with you dawg

puts on sunglasses.

http://rlv.zcache.com/blackwhitepuppiessticktogethermousepadmousepad-p144957166478981057z8xsj400.jpg

Lol I had to

Here's a link that should work http://rlv.zcache.com/blackwhitepuppiessticktogethermousepadmousepad-p144957166478981057z8xsj400.jpg

You have to put backslashes \ before the underscores in links or else they turn all italic.

Fuck it, just copy and paste

Well just for future knowledge ;-)

http://rlv.zcache.com/black_white_puppies_stick_together_mouse_pad_mousepad-p144957166478981057z8xsj_400.jpg

I know this is old but, whatever. there you go

Thanks

I agree with you but I'm going to downvote you anyway because I want to feel like I belong.

Peer pressure. =[

Mr. T is let down.

:'(

I was afraid there would be a tacky comic at the end that devalued these dogs, but what was used was touching and tasteful. Down voter.

When Philip J Fry was frozen for a millennium, his loyal dog Seymour stood by his old pizza shop for the remainder of his life.

Thank you for knowing that.

Makes me cry every time!

Now I need to love on my dogs and I'm stuck at work! Arghh!!

Fatal Attraction: Two Vicious GATORS almost Killed by pet CAT

Sorry Meadock. One good cat story vs. 1000 dog ones. Dogs FTW

Proof or it didn't happen :)

In a "different but the same" vein, there's the story of Odysseus and Argos. After twenty years struggling to get home to Ithaca, Odysseus, in disguise, finally makes it to his destination.

As Odysseus approaches his house, he finds his faithful dog Argos, lying neglected, old and very tired. Unlike everyone else, including his lifelong friend Eumaeus, Argos recognizes Odysseus at once and he has just enough strength to drop his ears and wag his tail but cannot get up to greet his master. Unable to greet his beloved dog, as this would betray who he really was, Odysseus passes by (but not without shedding a tear) and enters his hall, and Argos dies.

The real tragedy? That more human relationships can't be as sincere as these dumb and amazing beasts.

I was thinking of this story too. I want to get a dog and name him Argos.

Daaaawww

I love my doggie more than ever now. I LOVE YOU MIEL <3

your move cats!

This made my eyes water...

"The faithful Dog continued too wait for nine years till the day IT died" Not it...