MAN PROUDLY FILMS THE FENCE HE BUILD TO KEEP HIS DOG IN THE YARD......

[USALiberal]

[Bluepinky]

1. There goes Stella! What a riot.

[USALiberal]

2. The "Dammit" cracks me up! nt

[yonder]

5. No kidding. That's about the most forlorn and resigned

"Dammit" I've ever heard.

That was funny.

[ms liberty]

32. The dammit is what sends it over the top

I have so felt that same resignation!

[MyOwnPeace]

3. Probably bought it from

"Acme Fence" - recommended by Wylie Coyote!

[USALiberal]

6. I always felt bad for coyote! nt

[BlancheSplanchnik]

18. Me too! Same for the kitty that stupid tweety bird always beat up!

Lol!

[Ohiogal]

4. Oh that's funny

[Cirque du So-What]

7. Constructed by tRump Industries

Somebody help me! Everywhere I look, I see metaphors for Hair Furor’s incompetence.

[USALiberal]

9. Proof walls do not work!!! nt

[MyOwnPeace]

11. You got THAT right!

[klook]

30. DUzy!

[gibraltar72]

8. Missed it by that much.

[polmaven]

10. Hahahahaha!

[BootinUp]

12. rofl. nt

[Phoenix61]

13. Like a deer right over the top! nt

[forgotmylogin]

34. Nice cinematic hover at the top of the -poing-!

[underpants]

14. Knew it was coming but still funny

[USALiberal]

15. The "Dammit" cracks me up! nt

[Guilded Lilly]

16. This made my "Mom sends silly clips to her kids everyday"list!

[lark]

17. We've almost always had dogs like that - escape artists.

It's very hard to keep in a determined dog. One of our dogs, a golden retriever mix, even figured out how to find the shorted out spots in our electronic fence. He would walk the perimeter, smelling the line, and digging out where it was shorted out. He was too damn smart. One of our later rescue dogs was very traumatized as a puppy and terrified of any young boy with a stick or tennis racket. He was so scared, he thought he had to attack them and would furiously try to get out of the yard and to them as they walked by. We live 4 houses down from the tennis courts. We went to 2 c-clamps on the gate so he couldn't get it open. He got our other dog to pull on the gate with him and with both of their efforts was able to pop open the gate. He was psycho for a long time, but he was sure smart.

[wendyb-NC]

19. Oh no. As crazy as it is, that can happen.

Some dogs can dig a trench under the fence to get out.

[MontanaMama]

20. We've got a jumper too.

A chocolate lab named Nova. She sails over the fence like a white tail deer.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

21. I never get tired of this clip.

Who can’t empathize with a “Dammit” like that? 😆

[USALiberal]

23. I hope he was not hurt! :-)

[BlancheSplanchnik]

24. I'm sure he was fine. :). The guy though....

That was a pretty heavy “Dammit”! 😆

[BootinUp]

22. i cant stop laughin.

[bcbink]

25. Stella!! nt

[Anon-C]

26. ...

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45. 45:

[IronLionZion]

27. Stella is smart enough to find the shortest section of fence

Where there's a will, there's a way.

Go Stella

[Catherine Vincent]

28. This is hilarious!

[Polly Hennessey]

29. Thank you for bringing

laughter and more laughter. 😅

[USALiberal]

31. Thanks! I'm really bored! :-)

[usaf-vet]

33. Thanks for the memories. Years ago my brother-in-law and I built a fence/kennel to keep 2 Springers.

..in. We spent the better part of a hot summer day building that enclosure. We even took the time to cover half of the enclosure with a new tarp for shade. It was a thing of beauty. Sorry, no video of our 6' high chainlink enclosure.

Well with sweat rolling down our foreheads into our eyes we look at each other a said "Miller time". We check one last time to make sure the dogs had water and the gate was latched. Check and check. Turn to walk back to the house craving the cold beer that waited. Before we reached the steps up to the deck. BOTH dogs shot past us and went right to the door and barked to be let in.

We swore a little laugh a little and had the cold beer. In fact, considering our failure we had SEVERAL cold beers and plotted our next move.

The following weekend we covered the second half of the roof with wire mesh. Success at last.

Thanks again.

[certainot]

35. hilarious!

[iluvtennis]

36. I needed that giggle today - thanks for the post.

[mountain grammy]

37. Love this

Great memories of one of my best dogs. She could still jump the fence at 14. 🙄 💕

[amb123]

38. Metaphor for the 2020 Election

Democratic Dog leaping over Republican Fence.

[wnylib]

49. Good metaphor.

[Historic NY]

39. LOL my neighbors a small labish puppy rescue cleared a 5ft fence...

to our shock to go after my nieces dog that was visiting. I had to have an 8ft fence for my Labs kennel of I'd find him roaming the neighborhood.

[Volaris]

40. The complete summation of Donald Trumps presidency, in twenty seconds.

It's a beautiful fence. Built with The Bigliest Hands.

'dammit.'

Hahahahaa.

[homegirl]

41. I, like most

of us really, really needed that belly laugh this morning.

A thousand thanks!

[oasis]

42. Laugh of the Week.

[Mickju]

43. I hate to laugh but that was funny.

[LeftOfCenterVA]

44. Thanks for the laugh

[keithbvadu2]

46. Saw a German shepard climb a chain link fence - to get back in the yard.

Saw a German shepard climb a chain link fence - to get back in the yard.

[USALiberal]

50. Wow! nt

[exboyfil]

52. My FIL's Husky-Lab mix climbed a 8 ft chain link

at the dog park. That dog loved to roam. Pulled up its lead ontime and dragged it and a bunch of other stuff across the neighborhood.

We loved that dog. It was very protective of my daughters.

[OregonBlue]

47. Woke up late.First thing I read today. Stii giggling!

[barbtries]

48. i knew it was coming

but it still made me laugh

[ProfessorGAC]

51. Laughing So Hard!!l

Still am, while typing.
His "Damn it" at the end is priceless!

[Major Nikon]

53. I had this exact same problem

We got a rescue border collie and I think the reason she went to the pound was because of her ability to escape. She was able to go over a 4' fence like it was nothing. So I ripped out our old fence and installed a 6' wooden fence. The next day she was out. Keep in mind this dog was only 40lbs.

The dog was too smart to escape while we were watching her. I finally found scratch marks in the corners and figured out she was getting out by climbing up. So I installed some cables stretched across the corners at the top to break her climb and she never got out again.

She lived to be 17 and she's been gone for over 10 years now. I still miss her all the time.

[USALiberal]

54. Ahhh, nice memory. I bet you still miss her. nt

[Harker]

55. There just has to be an applicable metaphor

in that.

Nice move, Stella!

[Joinfortmill]

56. ROFL