Caught in the ACT!

[Wht95Lightning]

So I come into the kitchen the other day and there is stuff from the pantry all over the place and the dog looks guilty as hell. I figure, oh well, it must be my fault because I probably didn't close the door.
BUT, today I hear a noise and go running into the kitchen with my camera because I KNOW he is doing something and what do you know... he has learned how to open doors. :hammer:

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[LonghornLightning]

LoL
Lassie is a smart one!

:bows :evil

Now if you can just get him to fetch a beer (my old boss' dog could do this...great talent)

:beer: :rll:

[AKRed02]

LMAO

It just goes to show my theory is right. . .dogs are just four legged kids with fur because they are always into something.
:rll: :rll:

[Moonshine]

It could get worse. I have double cylindered dead bolts in all the exterior doors, but if we're home I leave a key in the locks. Shortly after we'd moved in I was out on the back patio grilling some steaks. When I turned to go back in the house I discovered I'd been locked out. I blamed the wife, but she vehemently denied it. Next time I went out she watched and saw that her dog (Great Dane) had figured out how to turn the key with his nose and lock the door. Guess he knew I wasn't going to give him any steak. :)

[Avalanche]

That is great my dog has learned how to turn on the TV and then changed the damn channels. Don't ask me how. It was about 2 a.m. one morning when I discovered this. Almost shot the dog!!!:eek2:

[Wht95Lightning]

The pantry he's breaking into is where we keep the "beggin Strips". Otherwise known as doggie ambrosia.:evil