Aw, Look on the Bright Side

At least your dirty secrets are safe right here with us. We won’t tell anyone about it.


Our lips are sealed!


Makes locked-lips-twisting-and-throwing-away-the-key motion.


Blame it all on DogShaming

39 comments … read them below or add one

  1. The bright side truly is that these pooches have really impressive writing and spelling skills.

  2. Ayaa says:

    Hana the Chihuahua: I bark viciously at anyone who comes to the property…but proceed to love and kiss and beg for attention when they’ve come through the gate.

  3. Gigi says:

    Ref. photo number 3: The hooman should have his or her photo taken with a sign that says: I leave my dirty undies lying around for the dog to play with. :lol:

    • ceejoe says:

      :)

      Hey Gigi, how’s Mia doing?

      • Gigi says:

        She’s back to her old shelf, ruling over the other cats and us. I’ve had a dog with no teeth and her tongue was hanging out all the time so I was afraid the same thing would happen to Mia but it doesn’t even show.

    • Ace says:

      Our late, great shih tzu went through an undie-stealing phase. She used to dig into the laundry hampers to get them. Not much the hoomins can do about that, except perhaps to go commando. (Ooooh, scandalous.)

    • lekszi says:

      Depends on the dog. My sister had a lab/German shepherd mix who would hunt down all undies–dirty or not–and eat the crotch out of them. He mostly liked clean undies, but wasn’t really fussy. No amount of dog school changed that until he happened on some old Barbie dolls, which he enjoyed dismembering even more than eating crotches. So, perhaps the hoomin isn’t to blame for leaving the unmentionables all over the floor after all.

  4. Laurie says:

    Number 3 is unrepentant.

    • Rachael says:

      He’s just waiting for everyone to leave so he can drag more dirty undies around. :)

      And just for the record, #1 now owns my soul.

  5. Stressfactor says:

    Ever since CO first introduced me to “Dog Shaming” a while back I’ve been addicted to the website. I’ve been considering submitting a shame on my own Rat Terrier (Rat Terrorist)

  6. dawnkeyotie says:

    You can’t actually be mad at any of them. Soooo cute.

  7. Ace says:

    Maybe Dingo thought his/her human had hit his head on a jellyfish instead of a rock, and thus the peeing? Or maybe s/he was just really concerned? *ponders*

    • Jill says:

      Excitement, more likely. One of my neighbors had a Parson Russell terrier. I sat down on the steps to give him a good skritchin’ and he got so excited he peed on me. His owner was horrified but I have a washing machine and I understand dogs a little. He was just so excited.

  8. Katie says:

    I love Dogshaming. Who could hold anything against these cuties for long?

  9. Theresa says:

    Hm, it’s not exactly shame I’m picking up here. :P

  10. Theresa says:

    What, modded? OK, gimme a cannoli and an Italian greyhound to snorgle!

  11. Spike Nak'd says:

    check out cat-shaming.tumblr.com

  12. Mudbug says:

    I could SOOO do Catshaming but everyone knows cats have NO shame !

  13. tracylee says:

    which reminds me, we need a Chief Puppeh Officer update! How’s ol’ Goosie?

  14. joods says:

    Dear Goggie #1,
    I. Love. You.
    That is all.
    Sincerely,
    Hope Kitteh Overlord doesn’t find out.

  15. 6rabbits says:

    I think #1 would just rather pick on someone his own size! I want to scoop him/her up and snuggle away that look on his/her face! *smooch* :-)

  16. Haha…I have a Maltese & it does the same thing…Yuck!

  17. laurielou2 says:

    Thanks, Cute Overload. Like I needed another addiction in my life….

  18. tracie says:

    We had a cat that would only fish out my mother’s dirty underwear from the hamper (nobody else’s), and then leave them in front of the kitchen sink. We used to tease her that she had to stop dropping her underwear like that.

  19. pupfanatic says:

    #1 aka greyhound or whippet, I, too am madly in love w/ you. Folks, when the ears go back like that, we call it in our house, “baldy.” So, so cute, they almost look earless!