Good God/s, even the squirrel on the fence and the bird on the trash basket!

This is hilarious :D.

Rated for a needed smile.

Thanks Seer! So happy you noticed the bird. He's tweeting, of course...

This is perfect.. I love the bird "tweeting." What an incredible talent you have! I'll have to share this one.

R~

Funny. Not my dog park, of course, but funny.

Maria, a very funny look on social media! I imagine the favorite blogging site for dogs is Open Canine.com!

You are funny!

Raney, still wiping juice off keyboard.

Thanks nerd cred, designator and irania. One of my friends asked if they were on Barkberries.

This is awesome! It makes me want a dog, actually. Well, when the boyfriend moves in, we are getting one, but for now, I'll just have to laugh at the foibles of your dog park! (R)

@designantor~~
Thanks for that site.
I found this which is very clear proof that this veterinarian as so much more competent than the quacks at the VA where I go

BETTER THAN THE VA

This is so true, it's sad. I used to get a lot of fun visiting with neighbors and new friends at the dog park. Now it's a lonely place. . .

You think they could use a toilet if the could use a PDA...but that would be a funny cartoon.

Pretty soon we won't even have to go to the park - they'll just hard wire us all in, and we'll simply download a synthesized 'Sit In The Park' App..
Just in time, no doubt, for the Air to become to toxic to breath anymore. Oh, and for The Christmas Shopping Season......now, stay right there, folks!!!!

How true! Great cartoon!

The bird and squirrel cracked me up!
Rated.

how amazing is it that communication has made such a comeback I think it is not only funny to see how much joy it brings us to be able to express our self in writing just remember what ever you write doun will be there forever

The fact that an opinion has been widely held is no evidence whatever that it is not utterly absurd; indeed in view of the silliness of the majority of mankind, a widespread belief is more likely to be foolish than sensible.
Bertrand Russell, Marriage and Morals (1929) ch. 5
British author, mathematician, & philosopher (1872 - 1970)