I like movies from the 30s and 40s. The 1930s and 1940s. One of the things I like is how they use the word “pal” in a vaguely threatening manner.
When I saw this photo, I imagined Andre saying to me, “Look, pal, I got a bone to pick with you.”
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ROB & DOG 
Or… he is saying – I know you have a cookie – let me have it
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It’s true that he does expect his treats.
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Handsome Andre!! He is definitely thinking of something.
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Perhaps I disturbed his nap.
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“Where’s my food?”
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We do actually give him extra because he needs to gain weight.
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In contrast, Ray gets so many treats when out that we have to watch his weight. Our “magic number” that he must not exceed is 80lbs. He generally hovers around the 76-78lbs range! 🙂
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Ray looks like a big guy so are doing well to keep his weight good. I can be cruel to let dogs get fat.
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Oh my gosh, that is perfect! That’s exactly what his expression seems to sayl
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What? Someone agrees with me?
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He’s definitely giving you “The Look”! LOL!
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One of my brothers used that phrase. He’d talk about a thing he had a disagreement he had with someone. And he’d say, “Then I gave him “The Look”. And he had himself quite a look.
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I knew that look very well as my daughter progressed through her teens!
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