@lady: Yeah, single blogs like the weekend. Only I am at work. Just so wrong when I only have one blog to come home to during the week. Sigh.

@Nosmo: Apparently it is Truth, Justice and Whatever Marketing Gimmick Works.

Here are a few his agent is said to be reviewing:
> the story of a young pug and his domineering father who never thought the pup would live up to the family expectations. With the help of a speech therapist, and a mate who believed in him, the pug was able to bark with confidence as the world listened to “The Pug’s Speech”
> an elderly southern pug finds that her best friend is the chauffeur who has been dependably by her side for years, even though they are different breeds: Driving Pug Daisy
> a mysterious stranger arrives in Savannah to help a disillusioned alcoholic war vet regain his golf swing so he can compete against the two greatest golfers in the world in “The Legend of Pugger Vance”
> paranoid General Jack Russell, believing fluoridation of US water is a Soviet plot to poison Americans, finds a way to deploy a nuclear attack on the USSR. US President Merkin Mastiff and Soviet Premier Dimitri Keeshond try to find a way to stop the attack, but one of the bomber pilots is determined to make it to enemy soil even if he can’t get to his intended target in the sensational remake of “Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Pug”
> six criminals who have never met are hired to carry out a jewel heist. When cops show up at the robbery, the thieves panic and one is killed. The survivors meet at their predetermined rendezvous and try to figure out which one is an undercover cop in “Reservoir Pugs”

They should rescue the pugs and treat them like good dogs and not dress up dolls.