damn man I bet it's better to be around the puppies than ur sorry ass

At least I won't eat my own feces and lick your face with it!

ya know.... lol this is a WESITE. ya know? on the INTERNET! soooo chill mkay? yeah kthnx bai! ;D I volunteer for 5 hours at an animals shelter almost every night, dogs are not dumb. they pick up training fast and know what's poo and who's a bad owner. you happen to be both ;D soooo relax, breathe, and stop freaking out hehe

haha i hope not

I hope you never want children, and dogs are only like that if not trained. You have a lot to learn if what you know about them is only from your friends dog.

OP clearly stated that the dog had gotten car sick, which obviously means the dog got sick IN THE CAR, then rolled around in it because that's what dogs do. The living conditions had nothing to do with the dog getting vomit on its tail. That was self-inflicted while the dog was in the vehicle. Most dogs do not like to vomit/pee/poop in their living space, which is why caged dogs consume whatever comes out of their bodies. Since the dog doesn't live in the car, he doesn't give a hoot if he fouls it, sees no need to eat his vomit, and it becomes the equivalent of Play Doh for him. The OP has no control over this other than getting involved with the filthy critters in the first place.

Nowhere in the FML does it say the puppy got car sick! It just says he had a vomit covered tail. So the OP didn't CLEARLY say anything!

Read the second sentence of the OP and note the phrase, "I realized he had gotten car sick." Hence, it is clear as a bell not only that the dog was car sick, but also that your reading comprehension needs work.

Actually, I read and write above average. You're the one who needs to work on it.

Exactly why do I need to work on my literacy? You are the one who did not absorb the phrase "I realized he had gotten car sick" then got mad at me because I pointed it out to you. FYI, I have a bachelor's degree in English, a master's degree in English from Princeton and am an award winning professional writer so if I were to work on my reading and writing as you suggest, it would only be to obtain a PhD. The point, which you have lost sight of, is that the dog's living conditions are not germane to the dog vomiting in a moving vehicle, so by logical extention the OP cannot absorb the blame for the vomiting other than by virture of having placed the dog in the moving vehicle. The OP may be a complete moron for all I know, but I would venture to guess the OP would have noticed a dog covered in vomit as it was being loaded into the car. Thus, the dog must have vomited in the car, not beforehand. This would have been plain even without the OP's statement, "I realized he had gotten car sick" which into itself suggested the OP's belief that the vomiting occured en route.