I Probably Shouldn't Laugh

[Liqui-Fly]

But this could be the funniest things ever on about 5 different levels.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,481426,00.html

[mr.clean]

#1 I spit out my beer all over my monitor
#2 I laughed in my wife's face for six minutes before I showed her the link
#3 Thanks to you I'm sleeping on the couch tonight


It's worth it! :cheers:

[oldskier]

I think the poodle just finally went over the edge living with a commie owner. Clinically depressed? No, justifiably insane.

Good dog Sumo....

[FlowMaxx]

There is only one way to deal with a poodle.....

[sho305]

The pills probably say on the bottle to watch for suicidal behavior and other side effects...lol. That was funny, but those poodles can be nasty little critters I've seen them in action. They were originally bread as water/hunting/guard dogs in Germany and many have no fear when they get wound up. And the guy is 76 yr old, about out of lead. I don't like those hyper type dogs, some dobermans are the same way.

[pyro]

I've got a purebred miniature poodle, and he's the best dog I've ever known. He's obedient, watchful, cuddly, and a good companion. I can walk him off the leash and he stays by my side. He can sit, lay, fetch, stand up, "walk" around on two, roll over, "bang" play-dead, turn (around), play piano, play guitar, "jump" ov er my arm like a hurdle, "get in the car", "put your bone back in your bed", and another dozen commands. Damn smart dog.

Dogs' behavior is largely the result of their upbringing and handling. It's no surprise that they're feeding their dog pills and it's going whacko.

[WATERWINGS]

Wasn't the original poodles a big dog, and the miniature ones bread to be smaller?

[Capt.Doug Metko]

Too bad it was not a Rotti :eek:

[pyro]

Wasn't the original poodles a big dog, and the miniature ones bread to be smaller?

yyes.

[j_martin]

Violent dog, treated with anti depresants instead of being disciplined.
Violent kids, treated with anti depresants instead of being disciplined.

'bout the same result.

dad