... and now they're all dead.
Damn dog.
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My dog peed on my tomato plants
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Comments (4)
I'm trying to keep a straight face. ;) It really isn't funny -- you likely have time to start more? I hope so. Bad dog!
Dogs can be such a pain sometimes. I love having my dog with me, but sometimes threaten to lock her outside the fence if she doesn't behave. She always has such a contrite look on her face, that I never do it.
Oh no! Can you put a fence around the area to prevent future "attacks"?
"damn dog"??? it's YOUR fault he has access to your tomato plants... put a low fence around your tomatoes and stop your whining!!