Oh my, they've done it now! These pooches are in the holiday “dog house” and when you view the photos below you will see why! Oh my, is there anything these doggies can do to get off Santa's naughty list now?!
“We thought they were Turkey Day presents.” #StillTooEarly
Via Dogshaming
“Shoulda bought reindeer.” #PuppiesOverPenguins
Via Dogshaming
“That chocolate tasted like tin foil.” #TakeMeToTheVetPlz
Via Dogshaming
“No, I’m not the real Santa Paws. I get that all the time.”
Via Dogshaming
“Does this put me on the naughty list?” #TriedToBeNice
“Erhm. How will Santa bring me the rest of my treats with that big fire going?”
“It was us or the reindeer.”
“I’m just rearranging. I promise.” #NiceUntilTheyCatchMe #NaughtyByNature
“Will make toys for treats.” #WontMakeThemWell
“The difference is that I love to hate the holidays.” #BahHumbug #BahCuddlebug
“All for a lousy sweater.”
A dog can’t get away with such offenses for long!
Yes, while it’s true we are into the holidays and we need to be a bit more forgiving, sometimes we think our pups know they are hitting our human weak spot. They know we are trying to be cheerful and any little offense made by them will be forgiven — without a second thought.
However, that is not always true. There must be punishment! So shame them we must! But why do we get the funny feeling Spot or Max are not feeling quite as guilty as we think that should? Hmm.
Go to Barkpost and check out more funny holiday dog shaming photos!
Jan Freeze
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Bad puppies
Sheryl Banister
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For shame, for shame…. tsk tsk
Wendy McWilliams
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Naughy pups!
Teresa Brown
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We were just trying to see if our presents were under the tree. I had a Pekingese when I was growing up. He would unwrap the presents until he found his. We finally started putting his in a separate place. He always opened his gift all by himself. We have it on video.
Dianna Marshall
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Sooo cute!!! lol