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If your dog was human. . .

29 replies

TheCunnyFunt · 05/07/2013 08:10

What job would they do?

My dog (Greyhound) would either be unemployed or a bed tester :o

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fanoftheinvisibleman · 05/07/2013 08:20

I think my Border Terrier would be a postie - he is always desperate to see what is beyond gates!

But hus main hobby would be dangerous extreme sports at the weekend.

GinGuzzler · 05/07/2013 08:44

Not a job but more of a life style choice.

My Jack Russell is a thief...

She is like a magpie. Anything small and squeaky she just takes it and claims it as hers. DS has no bath buddies as she just hops into the bath till she gets them then god help anyone who takes it off her. She sits at your feet whinging till she falls asleep or you give in and give her it back

Any dog leaves a toy outside when she's on a walk she can sniff it out and carries it home.

My other Jack is a bed/settee tester. She loves them even though she knows she's not allowed.

littlewhitebag · 05/07/2013 09:26

My lab would be a gardener, specialising in topiary. She can remodel a bush in no time at all. Her digging skills are also exemplary.

topsyturner · 05/07/2013 09:34

My GSD would be a very bad window cleaner .
Either that or a Neighbourhood Watch coordinator !

He constantly has his bloody nose pressed up against our windows .

GrimmaTheNome · 05/07/2013 09:37

I think he'd like a job as a receptionist - the sort who makes people feel unwelcome. And then is very nosy as to what their business is.

His other occupation is Lawn Ornament.

mistlethrush · 05/07/2013 09:43

Mine's a rough lurcher... Supermodel with pest extermination (insects as well as small furies) on the side.

LtEveDallas · 05/07/2013 09:52

MuttDog would be unemployed.

Her hoarding issues would preclude her from working - she just couldn't leav eher 'stash' Grin

MagratGarlik · 05/07/2013 10:41

My lurcher would be a retired supermodel/pop star who has seen a little too much party life (she distinctly perks up when there is beer around and takes an unhealthy interest in cigarette butts on her walks).

Our whippy would be a teenage layabout who spends most of his time lolling around sleeping and then periodically springing up saying, "OK what are we doing, I'm bored. Someone dooooo something". He also seems to think that a friendly greeting towards lurcher girl is to nibble her back legs. He needs to refine his chat-up lines Grin

Fraggle78 · 05/07/2013 11:01

Big dog would be a nightclub bouncer.

Little dog would be a kids tv presenter - one of the really irritating incessantly cheerful ones. Or a charity mugger.

Floralnomad · 05/07/2013 11:14

My terrier would either be in garden clearance ,as he can destroy a garden in minutes or a tennis player so that he could indulge his love of tennis balls .

moosemama · 05/07/2013 11:28

Lurcherboy would be one of those living statue street performers. It's incredible how long he can lie in one position without moving! Grin

Either that or ball boy at a tennis club - although they might have a job getting the balls back again.

(He has two settings - on walk 200 mile an hour ball chasing and horizontal. Grin)

Vibbe · 05/07/2013 11:37

She would be a nanny or gardener.

She loves kids. Some of the kids in the neighbourhood will run over and hug her - and she loves it. If there are loads of kids in the local park, she'll sit there and look at them for ages.

When out, she'll pick up cones (it can take a while, as she usually wants several and is spending some time finding the best ones) and sticks and chewing gum and puts it somewhere else the cones often end up in her bed The other day, she moved a 2 metre branch from the path onto the grass. Surely, it must to ensure the old ladies don't trip on it...

Mattress tester could also be a job she'd be good at.
Or she'd be one of those nosy receptionists that hug people when coming in and will talk too much about herself. And who wont answer the phone as she's too busy chewing gum.

GrimmaTheNome · 05/07/2013 11:55

Also, self-heating hot water bottle.

Arseface · 05/07/2013 12:13

Old Greyhound girl would be Mary Poppins. Elegant, quite prim and reserved with an almost magical effect on overwrought children, from stroppy teens to waily babies.
Young GH boy would be David Beckham, dim, pretty, loves his children and great at football.

ChickensHaveNoEyebrows · 05/07/2013 13:22

Jas would be a neurotic, chain smoking fashion writer.

Stanley would be a hole punch

fanoftheinvisibleman · 05/07/2013 13:27

Grin at Stanleys career Chickens.

HoneyDragon · 05/07/2013 13:33

Hully would be the national grid.

Not work for it, be it. Hook her up, let her loose with s tennis ball and enough energy to power Scunthorpe.

GemmaTeller · 05/07/2013 13:43

Male boxer would be a male model/lothario. He's tall, muscley, with a beautiful face (someone took his photo when we were on our walk yesterday), loves lounging about and posing and is especially good with the kissing and hugging.

Female boxer would be a nosy neighbour/curtain twitcher, she loves sitting and looking out the lounge window, and grumbles under her breath when people park outside our house (yes, really).

mouseymummy · 05/07/2013 13:44

I think that mine would be some kind of circus performer or an impersonatorr... She's a staff x jack Russell and she already does an amazing impersonation of a spring bok and can do a brilliant high jump. Straight over a 5 ft fence....

bassetfeet · 05/07/2013 16:36

My neighbours dog is a Westie and very much Mrs Doubtfire . She would wear thick support hose and sensible brogues if she was allowed. Her bark is best Edinburgh twang with a hint of Glaswegian.

Strange thing ........have any of you noticed that these lovely wee dogs have matching owners ? Might be a northern thing .
The short white hair and sensible slacks etc? I wonder if the government issue you one at a certain age or look ? Your dog is waiting for pick up DowagerBasset Grin.

No hurt intended by the way to westie owners grand dogs ...just joking Wink.

mateysmum · 05/07/2013 16:46

My boy would be a pub landlord. He is very sociable and happy to chat to anyone but good at enforcing security when needed.
All he would ask in return is lots of positive strokes from his customers (preferably on the tummy) plenty of pub grub and comfortable landlord's accommodation.

He'd be happy to organise a pub tug of war team but not so keen on any ball sports.

lougle · 05/07/2013 17:18

Mmmm...

He'd be a 'meet and great' hospitality professional.

He'd be a 'chicken dispatcher'.

He'd be a pole vaulter.

He'd be one of those reclusive sorts with other people, but totally into animals (because at the moment he hates other animals but loves people).

He'd be a freegan - he loves foraging through bins!

fanoftheinvisibleman · 05/07/2013 17:32

Bassetfeet my friend is always pointing out just how 'like' my family my dog is. Given that he a scruffy attention seeking , sometimes naughty, mad as a fish Border Terrier who lurches from one madcap escapade to the next I am not entirely sure it is a compliment Grin

bassetfeet · 05/07/2013 18:37

Oh yes it is a compliment fanof .....best you can get Grin.
owned one in my youth and she was a character .

ExitPursuedByABear · 05/07/2013 23:24

Bomb disposal expert.

And part time archeologist.

And part time search and rescue from bogs.

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