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“OH MY GOD, I just dropped my pug and injured him because I’m such a little girl!”
@1
You beat me to it!
Thank you – Julia Roberts knew better when a baby orangatan peed in her mouth when she was holding it up in the air – yes I watched Operah back then sorry to say…she just gently held it against her chest and made no loud noises – so this guy is a bigger little girl than she is…
I don’t know if they will pee on command but Seattle does have a pretty incredible Pug Rescue that I think is worth plugging.
Just don’t drop the little guys.
http://www.seattlepugs.com/available_pug…
Dam. Looks like I won’t be seeing him on yellow-hankie night at the Eagle.
The Seattle Pug Rescue has a lot more pugs available at their adoption events than they have listed on their website. We adopted one from them, and we wish we could get him to pee on command like that…
Bad acting?
Not that dogs can typically pee on command. But who throws a pug, seriously?
@8, “Bad acting?” Oh, I don’t know – I think Jerry played his part quite convincingly. And what aim!!!!
Really, none of us can say for sure how we’d react when a dog unexpectedly pees in your mouth.
But I’m guessing at least half of you would drop the damn thing.
HOT.
Obvious in the first seconds that it was going to be a fake. Real dog pee, yes, but contrived set-up and bad acting.