My wife, tolerance, and the dog that will not shut up.

My wife, tolerance, and the dog that will not shut up.

My wife puts out the dog.  The dog barks, literally, continuously, until she goes to get the dog and bring the dog back into the house.

There is nothing wrong with the dog.

I sometimes think maybe there is something wrong with my wife.

I do not beat or abuse the dog.

I do not beat or abuse my wife.

I own three other small dogs, one is a puppy, four dogs altogether.

The oldest is a squirrel hunting dog, who has had many micro-strokes, and the "middle-child" is a Chihuahua.

My Chihuahua and the puppy, who is also a squirrel hunting dog (commonly known as a Fiest) are the latest additions, and were both rescued after being abandoned by prvious owners unknown, at the same area of Southern Mississippi.

All four of my dogs are in fact "rescue dogs".

I stretch my food budget to be able to buy food to make at home for my dogs.

I can rarely afford store-bought dog food in the 25 to 50 pound sized bags.

Sometimes we receive a sample bag of a store-bought dog food from the company that makes the dog food, and we are able to give them an honest review.

My dogs do not know how "poor" we are at this time.

We also have two cats, and their store-bought food is near its end.

Maybe we will get money to buy them some "cat food".

My dog that will not shut up was rescued as a puppy, running wild with her mother dog, and brother puppy; on the Navajo Reservation in the South-Western United States.

One day, I will no longer be able to be upset by the dog that will not shut up.

Until then, we will go on loving and caring for our rescued "children".