For anyone who has ever called Choppy a boy: remember, even I do it sometimes. Like in today’s Howlidays post.
Howlidays: Doctors’ Day
For anyone who has ever called Choppy a boy: remember, even I do it sometimes. Like in today’s Howlidays post.
Travels with Choppy 
LOL, this is a good one – and laughter is good medicine as well. 🙂
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Thanks! I love any chance I get to use the term ‘dogtor’ – it always cracks me up!
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Hahaha excellent !!! 🙂
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🙂
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Love it!! Dogtor Chops 😀 😀
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The question is, what did she study in medical school? Catiology? Purrdiatrics?
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I hope Schooner isn’t diagnosed w/ BO = 🥓 Overdose. 😮
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I hope not!
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Oh, I thought Dogter Choppy was having a generous moment and recommending that Schooner get more treats. 😉
She is such a sweetie! ❤
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I think she was – but only in the hopes that she could snag most of them for herself (it’s not written, just implied because she is a dog).
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I’m thinking Choppy is thinking more lesson-teaching parent than wise medical practitioner there 🤣
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Perhaps she’s just an unwise medical practitioner!
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This gave us a laugh. Chancy would go for those treats sweet Choppy. Hugs and nose kisses
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I always like to hear that one of our posts made someone laugh – thank you!
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hahaha
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🙂
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Too cute!
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Our poor Gert had her colon checked the hard way this week. She won’t be feeling this one.
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Oh no! I hope all is well!
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Awesome! Yes. I’ve called my boys girls. I’ve always had girl dogs.
I am glad to see I’m not the only one making sign mistakes 😉😉
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I sometimes refer to Choppy and Schooner with a collective “girls” or “ladies.” Schooner doesn’t know, nor care!
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Choppy makes a great “dogter” although I suspect might not have a lot of empathy when treating Schooner.
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I suspect the prescription for treats is mostly for him. He’s a pill/treat-seeker. Much like House.
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Such clever animals – and obviously they love each other, and only want the BEST TREATS. xo
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They WANT the best treats, though they would probably settle for whatever treats I’m willing to give them! 😉
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True. My golden ended up loving the ends of green beans. 🙂
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Really?! Choppy won’t touch veggies any more. Well, unless I dip them in ranch or something equally unhealthy that she isn’t supposed to eat.
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One of Tippy’s favorite things to eat is carrots. That is the treat I give her when I leave and tie her out. Now, if only I could think of a carrot as a treat, I might not have to go on a diet. LOL
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Ha! If only!
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Henry was introduced to veggies when he was a puppy and we had a huge vegetable garden. Tomatoes check zucchini check broccoli check-loved everything but celery- spit that out every time. 🙃
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Ha! I should never have let Choppy try dip. Now she is like me – she doesn’t see the point of veggies unless there is dip on them. And really, then they are just glorified spoons for getting dip into the tummy.
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I think Choppy makes a great looking doctor. I’m glad you call her a him sometimes too! Mom and dad have a cat that they have had since it was a kitten, and I mean a little bitty thing. Mom bottle fed him and his siblings until they were old enough to drink on their own and eat. Anyway, for some reason, we thought it was a girl, so called it “her” or “she” for a few months. When they had it “fixed,” we found out it was a boy. We have the hardest time not calling him “she!” But, like you said, he is a cat, so he could care less. LOL
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I’m glad this doesn’t just happen to me! We’ve had several pets over the years who were regularly referred to as the wrong sex – probably most notably, “Mr. T,” a budgie who turned out to be female.
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I like how those two behave and seem so photogenic but realize how hard it must be at times to get them to cooperate! 😀
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Oh, Choppy is a dream for these – she will generally look wherever I put her head, turn where I need her and even let me physically move her to the position I want her in. Schooner…well, Schooner is a cat. Things don’t work the same way with him. I’m just happy I have a way to make him look at the camera pretty easily (it’s a pipe cleaner – he loves those things).
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