It’s something the family of this adorable husky puppy might reconsider after it somehow got into the calligraphy ink. What followed was a canine version of those old Arthur Murray dance patterns – perhaps one best suited for a mosh pit.

Go to the movies without me, will you?

It’s something the family of this adorable husky puppy might reconsider after it somehow got into the calligraphy ink. What followed was a canine version of those old Arthur Murray dance patterns – perhaps one best suited for a mosh pit.

The massive pool of ink (clearly this little guy doesn’t mind getting his feet wet) became a fount of dog-spun modern art, the preponderance of paw prints perhaps representing a life of disarray, a scathing social commentary on consumerism or, more likely, an indication that someone should probably be crated when his family feels like catching a matinee.

Commenters had great fun with the series, which was posted on Imgur.

“You’ve trained him well – he stayed off the furniture,” read one.

“You sure he did it?” said another.

“He is Jackson Pawlock,” may have been the winner

Though in the midst of a redecorating rampage, it seemed that when he got reached the bed, he remembered that he wasn’t allowed on.  Thankfully, calligraphy ink is both non-toxic and not permanent, so his owner was able to get the floors completely clean.

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In mid-February, Lisa Parker (ßlink to her Facebook page… just in case you’re interested) posted a photo of her five-month-old puppy Ludo wistfully wearing a urine-soaked pad that had been taped to his head. The photo has since been removed, but some who saw it took screenshots.

Parker said that five minutes after having been outside, Ludo peed in the house, and as punishment, she soaked up the urine with a pad and then forced him to wear it.  Her friend, Nancy Stonehouse-Poitras, said she loved the idea, and her other friend, Chastity Kribble asked if it worked.  (Both have since made their accounts private).  Parker’s response revealed that she has inflicted even worse abuse on her dogs in the past:

Dozens of people have negatively “reviewed” the Everett Police Department’s Facebook page by demanding that they take action against Parker. In one of the reviews, someone sensibly commented “This dog could have a UTI, stones, kidney problems, etc. Instead of trying to figure out what’s going on, she decided to ‘shame’ him. She has done nothing but shame HERSELF!”

In a post she made about Ludo, Parker said: “Reminds me, a LOT, of his Mamma. So smart, so calm, so personable and friendly, so loving.” Really…. loving. Loving parents – of humans OR animals – do not punish their kids for having accidents by taping urine-soaked pads to their faces, or forcing them to eat their own feces!

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