Your Food Must Be Tastier Than Mine

Nacho staggered around the room, panting and shaking and arching his back.

Does Nacho have something to tell us?

My moms gathered around him, checking out his cute little body for clues. Why was he acting so strange? 

and you thought this old dog learned new tricks...

While searching the house, they discovered a chewed up empty ziplock bag. Our bloodhound buddy Moksha had come to visit, and her food and pills were gone.

Moksha weighs 120 lbs. Nacho weighs 27. 

Relieved the mystery was solved, they helped him vomit while he tried to eat everything all over again. Nacho!



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  1. AnonymousOctober 6, 2018 at 6:23 AM

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