Puzzle Description:

...without mustard

#1: CB Paul (cbpaul) on Oct 4, 2019 [SPOILER]

Pretty much has to be a wiener dog, eh? But where is its tail?

Its ears seem overly long, as well. More like a basset hound, really.

It's a Dachshund. Please don't use the derogatory term "wiener dog"

the name "dachshund" means "badger dog," because the were bred to tunnel into badger holes (or setts) and dig them out.

Very good image of a Dachshund. My brother and I have one as children. The rule at our house was we had to "clean our plates" before getting down from the table. He always ate our Brussel sprouts, broccoli, etc. He loved the mud and slept with us; since I was up on the top of our bunk bed, my brother always got to sleep with him, since we couldn't get him up the ladder. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

I am not a fan of puzzles that have an inordinate number of white rows and/or columns.... Usually don't say anything because when I see one and have a disdainful reaction, the puzzle-maker often has a reason, such as a pic of a man falling -- doesn't convey without some empty space to be falling into....but this pics doesn't need any of the white rows or columns....

A dog and a half long but only half a dog high.

Funny moot!

Brash -- If you use the "H" and "V" keys to fill in empty rows and columns ("H" for horizontal and "V" for vertical), that makes filling in big empty spaces much easier. I do see your point, but "H" and "V" at least makes filling in big areas pretty quick.

BTW, "wiener dog" is no more derogatory than "hot dog". A "wiener" is a sausage from Vienna, just like a "hamburger" is a (caseless) sausage from Hamburg.

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