The Dog Locked Me Out In My Boxers

The Dog Locked Me Out In My Boxers


Dogs are incredible creatures. Wouldn’t you agree?

I had an interesting thing happen to me this week in the new/old home we just bought. We are in the process of spending our first full week living in our new/old Twin Falls residence; our two dogs are adjusting as well.

Our home’s backyard faces an alley. We also have neighbors on both sides. We’re not talking about our ‘forever home’ here, but instead a project home we hope to rent out at some point in 2027.

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One Of The Great Things Dogs Can Do Is Pull Pranks On Owners Without Even Knowing They’re Doing So

This is 'Milo'   Credit: Greg JannettaThis is ‘Milo’   Credit: Greg Jannetta

Recently, while I was preparing to shower, I decided to run some tools into our detached garage before getting in. We have a fully fenced-in backyard that offers almost total privacy, so I didn’t think much of it.

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I heard a thud against the door I had just closed behind me. Our one-year-old chocolate Lab has a habit of trying to bolt outside anytime someone opens it. That thud turned out to be ‘Milo’ knocking the deadbolt into the locked position.

I had to walk around the house to the driveway to knock on my 11-year-old son’s bedroom window. It was at this time that my neighbor pulled into her driveway. I’m not sure if I managed to get back into my yard before she saw me, or if she thinks I was trying to peer into her windows in my underwear.

Our next meeting might be awkward.

If you have a funny Twin Falls pet story, tell me about it at Greg.Jannetta@townsquaremedia.com. I would love to feature your stories on our website.

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