Frogs and Dogs

Frogs and Dogs There once was a dog that liked to eat frogs though it gave him indigestion. He did not even care when the small children stared, or if they happened to ask a question. He would jump on frog backs, have a green snack, and never give his confession. Researchers would say, “Let the dog have his way. It's all part of ‘Natural Selection.” But pet owners knew, it would make him turn blue, before death's toll said, “Collection!” Frog-eating dogs will die in the fog if hunting and eating frogs in the bog. Connection! Eliminate frogs catch tadpoles in their holes and remember to get directions. For frogs in the bogs, which are eaten by dogs, can cause death. No resurrections! Since this frog-killing plight might be a tough sight, before killing, seek information! Whether freezing frogs eggs or chaining your dog, remember death brings insurrections. Civil rights for dogs, for hogs or for frogs might lead you to a few connections. Frog-eating dogs that play in the bog or roll over logs just might find death's reflections. So before pets go down and are buried in the ground do your best to learn preservation. Don’t kill all the frogs that eat mosquitoes in bogs; it's a chain of life stipulation. Instead, teach your dog to stay out of the bog. He'll NEVER have frog consternation. A plan of attack to keep dogs off of frog's backs at times might cause reservations. Take responsible actions, separate frogs and dog; try using some dogie distractions. The moral of this story is that dread and despair can be avoided with contemplation. © Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen December 6, 2009