I really wish she wouldn't call the vet. 'Cuz then she always end up bringing me in. I do not like the vet. The last time she brought me to the vet, she left me there for a long time. They gave me a bath and trimmed my toe nails and brushed my teeth and made me sit while they used a hair dryer on me. (She wanted me to be clean for the Alzheimer patients when I was doing my Therapy testing.) That's foo-foo stuff. I don't like it. And I don't like being at the vet.
When we got there this time, I tried to run back out the front door. Didn't work. They were on to me. They put me in a room and shut the door.
The room was kinda cute, actually. There was a bulletin board with my name on it.
"Welcome, Guinness." That's me - Guinness. But you knew that. I didn't much like the poster next to it. Did you know that dogs can get Valley Fever? Do you know what Valley Fever is? Me neither. But I don't think I have it.
I looked around to see what else was in the room. (There might just be a way out.) I found a television.
The television wasn't on. That would have been nice to have the television on. I could maybe watch some shows and not think about all the awful things that could happen in that room.
There were also some neat pictures on the walls. I really liked these:
I didn't so much like this one. (I think my Auntie Deb the Dentist would like it a whole lot!)
After surveying the walls. I decided to find a way to escape.
To start with, the door was big. And I don't know how to open doors anyway. (You might remember my blog about Doggie Doors? Doggie Doors This door wasn't any easier.
Then I thought. Maybe, if I back away and look the other way, someone might open the door and I could rush the door and escape!
Well, I finally DID get out. But not after a bunch of poking and probing. And they weighed me again. 63.6 pounds. Mom's putting me on a diet again. I've just GOT to figure out how to stop going to the vet!
Any ideas?
Love, G.
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