Meet Emerson, the kitchen dog.
The kitchen was clean when we left the house, the floor was spotless. We usually eat in the dining room, so the table in the kitchen sort of became extra counter space and was a little cluttered.
The floor really was clean when we left.
Emerson, the kitchen dog, was born deaf, so he didn't hear us come in. He also didn't hear us taking these pictures. I don't know how long it took him to spread everything around like that.
All of this stuff was either on the bench behind the table, or on the table itself.
The kitchen dog is a mixed breed (mutt). He is half australian cattle dog, and half rat terrier. Those are ginger-snaps all over the floor. The phone was off the hook when we came in.
He likes to sleep with his nose in his mommy's shoe. He brought that in from the bedroom.
We thought that he fell asleep on the table because he was so exhausted after making such a mess. It turns out he was afraid to jump down. Even after we woke him up he just sat on the table and whimpered until I picked him up.
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Here is a picture of Emerson, the kitchen dog, awake.
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