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Rusty's
How To Love
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| Why
did the dog go up the tree? Sent by Ashleigh, age 15, Pennsylvania USA |
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| Why
did the Dalmatian go to the cleaners? Sent by Melanie, age 6, California USA |
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| What
did the dog say when he got his tail
caught in the door? Sent by Gabriela, age 12, Mexico |
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| What
do you get if you cross a beagle with
a giraffe? Sent by Rachel, age 5, Ontario Canada |
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| Why
did the dog cross the road? Sent by Sabrina, age 14, Ontario Canada |
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| Why
does a dog turn around 3 times before lying down? Sent by Sammy, age 11, Georgia USA |
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| What's
the best way to keep a dog from smelling? Sent by Ben, age 8, New Jersey USA |
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| What
should you do if it's raining
cats and dogs? Sent by Armando, age 10, Tijuana Mexico |
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| Why
are terriers such poor dancers? Sent by Elizabeth, age 9, Washington USA |
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| What's
the worse weather for mice? Sent by Kenny, age 11, Tennessee USA |
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| Why
did the man bring his dog to the
railroad station? Sent by Martha, age 8, Florida USA |
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| A
dog loses its tail. To find another
tail, it should _____? Sent by Nidhi, age 6, Chennai, Tamilnadu India |
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| What
do you call a sweating weiner dog? Sent by Kim, Age 14, Cheektowaga, Ny |
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| How
do you know if you have a slow dog? Sent by Miguel, age 9, California USA |
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| What
did the dog say when he sat on sandpaper? Sent by Keisha, age 9, Massachusettes USA |
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Jami:
I play chess with my dog every day.
Jami: Oh, not really. |
Teacher:
What is a comet? Teacher:
Good. Can you name one? |
Here are
some fun riddle books. Ask your parents to check them out!
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Give
a Dog a Bone: Stories, Poems, Jokes, and Riddles about Dogs,
By Joanna Cole, Stephanie Calmenson, Scholastic; Reprint edition (August
1, 1999) |
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The
World's Greatest Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids!, by Bob
Phillips |
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1000
Knock Knock Jokes for Kids, by Michael Kilgarriff |
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500
Hillarious Jokes for Kids, by Jeff Rovin |
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Clifford's Peek-and-Seek Animal Riddles (Clifford
the Big Red Dog (Board)), by
Norman BridwellYoung Clifford fans are invited to solve animal riddles by peeking through die-cut holes that are placed in scenes depicting Clifford, the small red puppy, playing in the park with his animal friends. Ages Baby-Preschool |
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Riddles
and More Riddles (Beginner Books), By Bennett Cerf |
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