The group has been very quiet. Have your pets already voted?

that they seem to be spending as much time as possible napping!

The other day I was watching MSNBC when they cut to a live clip of Obama speaking at a rally - our GSD (who was napping on an easy chair) looked up to the tv and stared transfixed with love in his eyes until they went back to the hosts, then he put his head down between his paws (sad face). It was such a cute thing I had to tell my husbanc - ok everything our pets do is cute and that is all we talk about, we have no life.

Later that night, again watching MSNBC, they show a clip of Obama and our GSD who was walking out of the room, stopped and turned back to watch the tv until they went back to the host. Its hilarious. Our Chesapeake/lab mix could care less who is on tv, she just likes to nap.

He recognizes him by his voice.

My cat only likes to chase the crawlers at the bottom of the screen. There is a ledge in front of the flat screen, and she sits, in the way, patting at it with her paws.

This English Mastiff shelter dog weighs in at 150 pounds. So don't argue with him!
Jk---he's actually the most affable, good-natured dog ever!

A lady down the street that I walk with sometimes (with her 2 Labs and my BC mix) told me that our precinct will let me take my dog to vote, she said she takes her two in and puts "I Voted" stickers on their heads, LOL. I am thinking of combining my morning walk tomorrow with voting. Layla could find it TOO exciting though, she can get a bit stimulated, so I haven't made up my mind.

I call Layla a "blue dog" since my husband is a Republican and I'm a very liberal Democrat.

He would be one of those low-information voters, and who knows which way he would go. Probably whoever gave him food.

You just can't trust cats.



But as to this group being quiet lately, I suppose that is a good thing.....too many people post when there are problems, so no posting means all is well. (At least that I my hope.)

He's only 1 1/2 years old. Frankly, I'm relieved because he would probably chew up all the ballots into teeny soggy pieces of confetti. That would be pretty difficult for the state to explain why they had no votes at all from that polling place... how exactly does someone say "ugh, the dog ate the ballots" without it sounding like "ugh, the dog ate my homework"?