Scooby is Shaggy's brother. They are from the same litter, though you would never know it to look at them. One thing that really distinguishes Scooby from Shaggy and Scout, besides being a tuxie, is that he can be let out into the yard without restraint. Shaggy used to be let out, until he took off down the street one day. Now he has to wear a harness and leash when he goes out. Scout was never let out, but he escaped one day and Scooby spotted him in the neighbor's yard and alerted Mom. Now Scout has a harness and leash, too. Scooby is content to stay in his own yard to patrol the grounds and sample the grass.
Scooby is the responsible one.
Mom can let him out and he won't run.
He stays in his yard,
Which isn't hard,
For there is much patrolling to be done.
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I hope your surgery goes well and you recover quickly!
I also wanted to let you know that I awarded you the Thinking Blogger Award! If you want to participate, just go to my blog to read all about it and to pick up your award.
Scooby, you do sound very responsible! It is smart of you to stay in your yard.
deer kj
az alwayz ... i enjoyed yer limerick.
i hope u enjoy mine ...
take a look at mi blog today.
luv--yer frend--jh
Hope everyfing goes well wif your surgery. We are purraying for you.
This is a very wonderful limerick about Scooby. WE like him!!
ooo, all the limericks on SS&S were wonderful!!
Hope your toes are OK!
Scooby is a smart cat, I wish I could be that responsible so I could go out without my harness!
Tara
That was a great limerick! I love Scooby's big tum tum!
I hope all went well with your surgery. Now kick those feet up and take it easy!
we has purred and purrrayed for your quick and uncomplicated recovery, an' hope you will be up and around furry soon!
but we doesn't unnerstand why you're hafing your nails took away; have you been scratching on the couch?
That's my handsome man!
Thanks for the limericks for all 3 of us these last few days.
We feel very honored that you chose us!
-Scooby
Karen Jo, we don't know ya very wells,
But your limericks are really swells,
We hope you get better fast -
But just one question we gotta ask,
What're they gonna do with your big toe nails?
.........................
Here's to a speedy recovery,
The gang from Purrchance To Dream
Hi Scooby - you have a very cool limerick!
Here is a limerick to help you feel better:
This is a limerick for Karen Jo
She has a problem with her toe!
If it turns out her surgeon is crazy,
She can always come to Dr. Daisy!
What a great limerick! Get well soon!
Luf, Us
I hope your toes are okay. I would be lost without my claws so I hope you do okay. Great limerick, as usual!
Mommy and I just heard about your surgery. It sounds painful. Hope all goes well and you're back on your feet in no time.
get better Ms Karen, we haf a limerick for you ~poiland tribe
We wrote limericks for you on our bloggie. We hope you're feeling better.
Love,
Tazo
Hope you are feeling better. I wrote a limerick on my blog to cheer you up. Stop by when you get time.
Scooby looks like Mrs. B's brother!
Hi KJ - we miss you - and have written an "Ode" to you on our blog. Hope you are doing OK Tina, et al.
Hope you are feeling better!
We miss reading your limericks.
-The Morning Scratch investor human, Jennifer
He looks very elegant in his tuxedo, lol ! Cute cat !
Goodness, thank all of you for all your wonderful get well wishes. My surgery went fine and I can put my feet down long enough to work on my computer again. I had to have my toenails removed because of a very stubborn fungus that resisted everything my doctor could throw at it. There was danger of them catching on something and tearing out, so they had to be removed. I'll be around to see you all again very soon. The limericks will continue shortly.
So glad to see you back and glad the surgery went well. Bet you are glad the nails won't be around to tear out. That, I think, would be more hurtful than the surgery. Scooby you are a very good cat. I don't have to worry about Casper either when he is outside, because he is a good boy. The other three jump the fence when they get the chance.
Karen Jo, keep up on the resting for awhile and God Bless.
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