I've been working on a major archaeological dig in the back yard of my house. I am doing this dig as a service to my colleagues in the scientific community. This research is very important, and is not, as my humans have suggested, just fun for a dog to dig up the yard. Why are the humans always so shortsighted when it comes to scientific discoveries? Anyway, I am writing this today to share my latest findings with my readers.
I have discovered that ancient dinosaur bones are not as tasty as fresh bones, but are still quite chewable. I would recommend new bones for taste and chew quality, but the old bones can be useful when a dog needs a bone to chew on, and does not have any available. There is another advantage to a dig, and that is that, if you throw the dirt high enough as you are digging, you can knock a bird out of a tree, and bury it for later digging and eating. This is not something that has to be done, but it is just an added bonus.
I also discovered that bones from many of the dinosaurs can last a long time because many of them were big--even bigger than a Great Dane, and Great Danes are big dogs! This means they ate a lot so the humans who kept them as pets must have had to buy big bags of dinosaur food at the pet store. This brings me to the final discovery I made....if you are a dog, start digging. An archaeological dig is educational, interesting, and fun. A dog can usually kill a couple of birds in the process, and killing birds is a good thing.
Demon Flash Bandit (Archaeologist)
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