POV: my dog embarrasses me in public 😂

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@PuppiesIover The dog is saying that he has legs but his owner won’t let him walk. The dog is more embarrassed than its owner.

@PuppiesIover Funny doggies 😃😃😃😃

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@PuppiesIover This dog will never forget this betrayal 😂

@PuppiesIover Just a man and his old dog...🐕❤️

@PuppiesIover Much to say, this one has

@PuppiesIover He says “im with my mom on a ride right now” to everyone who looks.

@PuppiesIover lol, sounds like someone 121 years old trying to tell you something.

@PuppiesIover Ich liebe alles daran. Meine, leider im Februar verstorbene Cloe, konnte auch die schönsten Töne von sich geben.

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@PuppiesIover Bro ready to be an absent dad

Via 🎥 Sunny_Emilio

@PuppiesIover Watt ? that sounds like an Indian guy

@PuppiesIover That’s the least embarrassing thing to happen on public transport.

@PuppiesIover It's true, dogs do resemble their owners

@PuppiesIover My dog embarrasses me in X account 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@PuppiesIover Retards still can't grasp the concept of POV.

@PuppiesIover if i was on that train i'd be CRACKING TF up .. maybe even tearing up too lol

@PuppiesIover Genius dog on the verge of speaking to humans… …humans don’t notice and just complain about the noise.

@PuppiesIover 🤣 he’s a talker 😂🤣😂

@PuppiesIover She should be embarrassed…pushing that genetic abomination of a dog around in a stroller

@PuppiesIover The embarrassment should really be having a pram for the mutt. Dogs usually come with legs and walking is usually good for them.

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@PuppiesIover that's not in the USA - all white passengers, no fights or insanity and no graffiti. beautiful...

@PuppiesIover I love Frenchies that yap like this. If I had one I would have permanent stomach cramps.

@PuppiesIover So much to say! What a chatty doggie 🥰

The Ballad of the Bus-Bound Bulldog (In the manner of Rudyard Kipling) Oh, hear the tale of a dog so bold, A Bulldog fine, with stories untold, In a stroller he sat, on a bus at night, His voice a trumpet, his bark a delight. "My dog embarrassed me in public," she cried, As passengers turned, and the laughter applied. But oh, what a voice, what a clarion call, He spoke to the world, he spoke to us all. With snorts and with grunts, and a wheeze so grand, He claimed the bus stage, he took his stand. "Look here, good folk, I'm a star, you see, A canine orator, as bold as can be!" His owner, she blushed, with a hand to her face, But the crowd, they chuckled, in every place. For who could resist such a vocal display, A Bulldog's soliloquy, come what may? Oh, Kipling himself might have paused to admire, The rhythm, the meter, the canine choir. For this Bulldog’s tongue, though not words it spoke, Was a poem in motion, a publicist’s joke. So here's to the dog, with his stentorian might, Who turned a bus ride into a night of light. Embarrassment fled, and laughter took hold, A ballad of barking, a story retold.

@PuppiesIover Her face is hilarious. Literally nothing she can do lol.

@PuppiesIover He's saying, "I'm not a baby."

@PuppiesIover this is hillarious

@PuppiesIover Silly doggieee

@PuppiesIover It sounds like an old Grandma offering you a piece of hard candy.

@PuppiesIover the Dog should go for a got talent show 😅😅