He has collar ID
Newshound.
Puppy, herd this one before but it was a cat to kitten one:)
like a poem like a dog like a tail like a nose like a pore like a door whatever do the konga
Its nothing but the dog in you
A telephone.
It's not like a telephone. Boom.
The phrase "arff thd dog like a telephone" seems to be a playful or nonsensical comparison. If interpreted creatively, it could suggest that both a dog and a telephone serve as means of communication—dogs communicate through barking while telephones facilitate human conversation. However, without additional context, the comparison remains ambiguous and whimsical.
Aviation Rescue and Fire Fighting
ARFF - 2002 was released on: USA: 26 April 2002 (BlackPoint Film Festival) USA: 20 September 2002 (Ladyfest East New York)
It means he's on the telephone. In this context - 'dog and bone' is Cockney rhyming sland for a telephone.
Newshound.
Newshound.
Newshound.
When you cross a hunting dog with a telephone, you get a "golden receiver." This playful pun combines the traits of a hunting dog, known for its keen sense of smell and tracking abilities, with the communication function of a telephone, resulting in a humorous twist on words.
Axe and seat belt cutter.
a golden receiver
Dog and bone is cockney rhyming slang for phone (telephone)