Today, I will write a funny dog poem for all you dog lovers out there.
Last night we watched Beethoven 4th, which is a funny comedy about two St Bernard’s that are accidentally switched between two families. One is very obedient and spoiled, while the other is reckless and instinctive.
I recall watching the first movie with my family when I was a kid. It was hilarious, we had a good laugh. This one was also quite entertaining. It’s a typical family comedy that the whole family may enjoy.
Beethoven is the inspiration behind the following funny dog poem. Enjoy.
Trouble
Cute little trouble,
when he was young.
Licks the floor clean,
with his red tongue.
It’s amazing,
how fast he grows,
Will find your old sandwich,
with his shiny black nose.
Nothing more gross,
than his buckets of drool,
Drinking from toilets,
he finds pretty cool.
He’s super friendly,
but always finds trouble,
Loves digging through garbage,
and seeks piles of rubble.
No matter the day,
he’ll share his affection,
Just don’t ask him,
for his stick collection.
by Martin Dejnicki
My parents have a 4 year old cocker spaniel that definitely behaves like Beethoven in that movie. He’ll chase and bark at anything that moves. He has clearly mastered the art of making a huge mess.
I think he thinks that he’s the king of the world. He even picks on my brother-in-laws huge Rottweiler whenever he gets a chance.
I should record some of his unruly antics and post them on Youtube for others to get a good laugh. I’m sure the fact that he’s one of those super hyper dogs has a lot to do with it.
At the end of the day, all dogs are filled with love, and are always willing to show it to others.
We all need to remember to love our dogs unconditionally, because we know they love us (they show it all the time). They are truly special pets that enrich our lives.
