They just don't get it

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 6th January 10, 08:28 PM

I have another funny that only this particular group of people will understand.

Every time I hear this dog's name mentioned on my carting group I chuckle

Why you ask? Because he's so little......and his name is Thorfinn.

And what makes it even funnier? He has a brother named Badger. Walking sporrans!

--Chelsea McMurdo--

**piperdbh** · 7th January 10, 10:12 AM

I don't think I've ever seen such a vicious-looking beast of burden.

What does he pull around in that cart? Extra biscuits? A frisbee? The neighbor's cat?

**sathor** · 7th January 10, 10:53 AM

If my wife wasn't allergic, that is the kind of dog I would want.

**Old Hippie** · 7th January 10, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

What does he pull around in that cart? Extra biscuits? A frisbee? The neighbor's cat?

I'm going to guess something useful. A small cask of Laphroaig and two small spun-platinum goblets, for the refreshment of fatigued dog-cart enthusiasts.

:ootd:

**Splash_4** · 7th January 10, 11:26 AM

That is funny on a couple of different levels... I wonder what Turpin thinks of this.

**Nighthawk** · 7th January 10, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

I don't think I've ever seen such a vicious-looking beast of burden.

What does he pull around in that cart? Extra biscuits? A frisbee? The neighbor's cat?

My cat has made slaves of all the dogs in our neighborhood. He's a big, mean beastie... I can see my cat having a slave dog named Thorfin... The irony...

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 7th January 10, 01:47 PM

Oh okay, I suppose I'll humour you cat lovers with this picture of one of my dogs hauling "mouse traps"

Thorfinn the Yorkie I believe is a therapy dog that pulls his little cart around hospitals. I imagine there are treats for the children in there.

--Chelsea--