Another UNhappy camper

angelaid

18 years ago

Can you tell Conway hates his new rain slicker? LOL

Poor, abused, baby!

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glenda_al
18 years ago
He sure does NOT look happy!
justlinda
18 years ago
Caption:

Hallowe'en was a couple of months ago.....
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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
18 years ago
He's wearing his Big Bird coat!
msmarion
18 years ago
Poor Conway...he looks like the Gloucester fisherman!
Peati always looks so sad when I put on her jackets but after a few minutes she walks around showing them off. She is the queen!
froggy2bug
18 years ago
Bless his little heart, he doesn't know what it's for. Reminds me of when I would put a sweater on Charlie years ago and he was so embarrassed, it wasn't worth looking at his pitiful face so I gave it up. :o)

Linda~
lydia1959
18 years ago
Poor baby! I wouldn't be happy in that get-up either! Lol
gwanny2three
18 years ago
LOL....that is priceless!
naughtykitty
18 years ago
Ha ha ha! Too cute! The 1st thing I though of was "he looks like ET".
patti43
18 years ago
Poor Conway looks completely mortified. We have a friend who has a pug and she bought it a leather bomber jacket. You just had to laugh, but that pug thought he was top dog in that jacket.
caroline94535
18 years ago
That's just wrong! LOL

Poor, unhappy baby boy.
jannie
18 years ago
My dog Molly loves wearing her two sweat shirts. We put one on her when it gets cold,it's gonna be 14 tonight. Time for Molly's sweater!
Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle
18 years ago
Pawle has grown so much she can't wear any of her old sweaters. She has one of Sammies hand-me-downs. But, he can't stand to see her wear it.

Gayle
judy_jay
18 years ago
Awwww, he's so cute, I just love his pics.
joyfulguy
18 years ago
Head-strong!

o j
dances_in_garden
18 years ago
I think I just snorked a clemintine orange section up my nose ROFL! Nothing pouts like a pug. And when they don't like something, boy do they show it.
Pieonear
18 years ago
I burst out laughing when I saw that. I've never seen a sadder or more disgusted look on a little face that that one. He's so cute! Now take that thing off him. LOL
LorifromUtah
18 years ago
Poor Conway.
Has he ever bit you?
*snort*

LOL

Lori
Linda Wayman
18 years ago
I looked at this yesterday and I felt so sorry for him. He looks so pitiful. I am looking at it now and still feeling so sorry for him, but I just can't help laughing. Do what mammie said. Take that off him right now so I can do something besides sit here and laugh. LOLOLOL!!!!!!

Linda

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