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10 Dogs Who Are on the Naughty List for LIFE! :)

| December 11, 2014

Ever wondered which dogs are on the naughty list, permanently? We bet these 10 are on it for life, and loving every minute of it!

#1 – Elf on a Shelf Killers

We all agree the Elf is bit creepy. But did he really deserve this? Maybe the kids put the dogs up to it.

Image source: K9s4Cops.org
Image source: K9s4Cops.org

#2 – Terrors

These two terrorize their neighbors. Confessing their crimes should count for something though, shouldn’t it?

Image source: @Prettypooeater via Flickr
Image source: @Prettypooeater via Flickr

#3 – Garbage

No need to write a note, we can all see what this dog did. Maybe he was just trying to sort your recycling? Benefit of the doubt right? It’s Christmas, after all.

Image source: sweethappychick1985 via Flickr
Image source: sweethappychick1985 via Flickr

#4 – Mommy’s Makeup

So she may have been a tiny bit bad. But look how cute she is. Maybe she was just trying to be festive for the holiday. Santa can’t possible keep this one on the naughty list, can he?

Image source: @socialfunny via Flickr
Image source: @socialfunny via Flickr

#5 – Pillow Eater

Hey, innocent until proven guilty, right? No body no crime? Maybe he walked through a chicken coop…

Image source: @Memebinge via Flickr
Image source: @Memebinge via Flickr

#6 – Gift Nabber

It’s pretty obvious why this dog’s on the naughty list. That’s not even his gift. In fact, it’s not even his tree – he is visiting family.

Image source: @DavidjLaporte via Flickr
Image source: @DavidjLaporte via Flickr

 

#7 – Naughty x2

These two are back. This time they are terrorizing their owner. We are pretty sure there is no hope for this pair. They are definitely getting coal. Which the white one will probably eat, and then throw up.

mage source: @Prettypooeater via Flickr
Image source: @Prettypooeater via Flickr

#8 – Framed

Looks to us like this dog has been framed by the kid. He doesn’t want to end up on the Naughty List either.

Image source: @KeithMcDuffee via
Image source: @KeithMcDuffee via Flickr

#9 – Addressed to Me?

This dog swears the presents were addressed to him. D-A-D spells Dog, right? Sorry, Santa’s not buying it Cody.

Image source: @Otterbox via Flickr
Image source: @Otterbox via Flickr

#10 – Santa?!

This dog just made sure there would never be a Naughty List again. Ever. And he has 9 dogs that will give him alibis.

Image source: @Midquel via Flickr
Image source: @Midquel via Flickr

 

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