Dog Bed Drama update

Here is the latest on my ongoing Dog Bed Drama. The saga begins here and continues here. In today's news:



Mammoth Dog Beds has asked for photo documentation of the shrinkage of my dog bed cover. Since my USB port decided my digital camera no longer exists, I had to run out and get one of those disposable cameras and have the photos developed. They're back now, and I have three photos for you.



This is my dog Kyrie on my her bed, showing you what a dog bed should be like:

Kyrie

This is my dog Rebel gazing in sorrow at his shrunken bed, while lying on a bed that is obviously too thin and small for such a large and majestic hound:

Rebel

And this, dear friends, is the bed with the shrunken cover:















I now return you to your regularly scheduled concern for dogs who have a lot less to be thankful for than mine.

Comments

[Christie Keith]

He totally is in need of rescue, kthnx.

[Gina Spadafori]

My heart is filled with such sadness for Rebel's suffering. No noble hound should have to endure a less than noble throne.



I have half a mind to brave twofoursix hours of Thanksgiving Eve traffic from Sacramento to San Francisco to rescue him from his dire fate.

[The OTHER Pat]

Oh, he knows, he knows. How else to explain the forlorn expression on his face?



(major giggles going on here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )

[Christie Keith]

I know, it's like... if the cover still fit the bed why would I want another one???? How lame is that?



And in the meantime my dog is the one paying the price even though actually he neither knows nor cares that the cover doesn't fit the bed.

[Nancy]

They needed photo documentation???? What, do they think you have nothing better to do so you made up a fictional shrunken dog bed cover? WTF? Gah!



Poor Rebel. I hope you sent his forlorn pic as well.

[emily]

Don't forget to request compensation for the camera and photo development which you would not otherwise have needed.