How to Create a Dirty Window (Page 3): Great shots.

angler Loc: StHelens England

Great shots.

nani Loc: Little Egg Harbor, NJ - USA

Cute little Boston Terrier! Our Sadie, also a BT, does the same thing out the front storm door. She is also so pampered and spoiled.

Sadie enjoying the train set!

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

JoeG wrote:

You've captured what looks like dog's tears from the glass in photo 1. That says it all.

I think she's pretty good a getting sympathy. The expression was too much.

Thanks for looking Joe.

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

rlaugh wrote:

So funny!!

I thought she was pretty funny, especially since she hopped up on a deck chair to peek in.

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

BlokeOzz wrote:

Vicksart, I should send you a bottle of Windex and a polish cloth, but methinks the dog will only do it all again, My Commiserations to you :lol:

I have jugs of the stuff. It's a constant chore keeping up with my three let alone adding another to the mix. Mine don't get up on furniture to look in the higher windows like this one.

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

treadwl wrote:

So quit being a meanie and let the poor dog in. . . :-)

Better yet, I'll send her to you. :-D

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

angler wrote:

Great shots.

Thanks Jim. I always appreciate your looking.

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

nani wrote:

Cute little Boston Terrier! Our Sadie, also a BT, does the same thing out the front storm door. She is also so pampered and spoiled.

Yours is a little cutie.

Our daughter's Sadie is going through some medical problems now with possible pituitary issues. I felt sorry for her having to stay outside, but she peed all over the place when I let her in. Besides, the weather has been great, so I didn't feel sorry for long.

UP-2-IT Loc: RED STICK, LA

Looks like you have your hands full Vick.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

vicksart wrote:

If the window didn't need cleaning before, it sure does now. Take one lonely dog, add a chair, let the dog look in and jump up and down a few times to rub its nose on the glass...and voila.

Could she look any sadder?

This is our daughter's dog who is visiting while their house gets painted. When she's allowed inside...well... let's just say she marks her territory.

Great shots Vicki, love her expression

Nightski

vicksart wrote:

If the window didn't need cleaning before, it sure does now. Take one lonely dog, add a chair, let the dog look in and jump up and down a few times to rub its nose on the glass...and voila.

Could she look any sadder?

This is our daughter's dog who is visiting while their house gets painted. When she's allowed inside...well... let's just say she marks her territory.

Yep, that would be how you do it :-)

Vicki, I'd love to see more of this dog. She's really cute!!

psst...we just bought a doggie door panel for the sliding glass door, and now we don't have to clean that door all the time. :-D

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

UP-2-IT wrote:

Looks like you have your hands full Vick.

I have a menagerie, but this dog went home yesterday. Maybe it's safe to clean the windows. Hmmm....what's my next excuse?

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

gregoryd45 wrote:

Great shots Vicki, love her expression

She seems to be able to get a lot of sympathy. Thanks for looking in and commenting Greg. I appreciate the kind words.

vicksart Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country

Nightski wrote:

Yep, that would be how you do it :-)

Vicki, I'd love to see more of this dog. She's really cute!!

psst...we just bought a doggie door panel for the sliding glass door, and now we don't have to clean that door all the time. :-D

I don't have many photos of this dog since our daughter doesn't bring her by very often. We have enough with three.

I've thought about getting one of the panels for the sliding glass door, but it gives my mother-in-law (who now lives with us) exercise just getting up out of her chair several times a day to let the dogs either in or out. It's about the only exercise she gets aside from pushing buttons on the TV remote. (Don't tell anyone I said that!)

Nightski

vicksart wrote:

I don't have many photos of this dog since our daughter doesn't bring her by very often. We have enough with three.

I've thought about getting one of the panels for the sliding glass door, but it gives my mother-in-law (who now lives with us) exercise just getting up out of her chair several times a day to let the dogs either in or out. It's about the only exercise she gets aside from pushing buttons on the TV remote. (Don't tell anyone I said that!)

Oh, you Angel. Your mother-in-law is living with you? And I thought I had it bad just living next door to mine for the last 23 years. :shock: