Puzzle Description:

Did somebody say "Walk"? I'm ready to go!

#1: Jota (jota) on Nov 1, 2009 [SPOILER]

It's a shame we cannot see his moving tail!
Thanks!

Our first dog, Scarlett O'Hairy, was a blonde cocker spaniel, and she didn't have a tail, but she sure could shake her butt!

Love the sheepy ears!

That's adorable.

Nice picture...great use of the space.

Oh my. Hands down the cutest puzzle I have seen. Nice job.

Thanks, everybody.

This is so cute! Another good one Teresa!

Great image! and fun to solve. Thanks!

Super cute!

So cute! I want to take him for a walk right now!

Thanks for the comments. I wanted to make a small, easy B&W one, as there aren't many of those lately. They are not easy to make, but it's a challenge I love when I have the time.

Very cute! I think that I will now go out and walk my Cocker Spaniel! Thanks for a fun puzzle.

AHHH!!! Cute! Thanks for the puzzle!

This was absolutely wonderful. Thanks for the big smile at the end of the solve.

I'm glad you all enjoyed it. :-)

how precious...can I have him? I'd love this adorable dog...but keep him in PBN form please. I don't actually want a live doggie. ;)

Telly, you can adopt the dog. You can even name him. The fee is one new puzzle. He eats pixels, doesn't bark, knows how to "stay" (right here) and since his other half is not in the image, you don't need to worry about training him. :-)

LOL Teresa!

It's nice to see you've found a tutor.

rofl. ;) You've got a deal...hmmm....now I need to create a new puzzle...may take a while.

Oh, goodie! :-)

Just found this one - how absolutely adorable!

Thanks, Bonnie.

cool!

very impressive on all counts.

Thanks, David.

cool puzzle, Teresa, and...
what humor from you!

Thanks, Tom.

Wonderful picture! And I didn't see it until I put the very last pixel in place!

Thanks, Michael. It's one of my favorite little creations.

Excellent!!! What a sweet puppy (or small dog). Our dog grew up in the city and knew he had to have his collar and leash on to go outside. He would run and get both when it was time to go on a walk. When we moved to the country,of course, he wouldn't leave the house without his collar and leash. It was so funny. He finally learned that he didn't need them here.

That's funny, Sarah.

That's the cutest I've seen yet. Great puzzle!

very cute

Teresa, this is charming! I agree with all of the above comments, they said it before I saw the puzzle. The surprise at the end was a real treat. :o)

excellent excellent excellent small puzzle. great use of space, expressive, fun. perfect for a beginner. and i love your comment about his attributes :-)

I was hoping for a bug. You know, the old joke, "what do you call a fly with no wings? A walk."

This is EXACTLY the kind of puzzle that would hook anyone on PBN - Perfect - Thanks!

Thank YOU, Dave. It's comments like this that could inspire me to start creating puzzles again. :-)

Terrific!!

Very cute!

So simple, clever and cute

What a great expression on the puppy's face.

I tend to solve puzzles logically line by line and not look at the whole picture until I finish, so I didn't see the dog until the very end. I also hide the title so I don't have a preconceived idea of what the puzzle might be. What a pleasant surprise!

Brilliant!

Only just got to this one - it's super cute! A fun solve - because of the head tilt, I couldn't tell what the image was until it was complete. A great little puzzle - thank you!

Isn't this just the perfect little puzzle? I loved it back several years ago when i solved it, and I really appreciate its worth today. Teresa, you do good work!

Thanks, Jill and Gaynor and JoDeen! I really enjoy reading your comments.

Thank you so much for a lovely puzzle! The face was the last thing I filled in, and it is the perfect expression.

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