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Dogs have mastered the art of begging, using a symphony of postures, whines, and unwavering gazes to convince their human companions to share their snacks. They know exactly when and how to unleash their charm, employing a well-rehearsed routine that makes even the strongest resolve crumble. The author humorously explores the dog's theatrical techniques, comparing their tactics to Broadway auditions and tragic operas, and the inevitable outcome of a human's surrender. Despite the ridiculousness, the author acknowledges the bond that fuels this charade: a shared love that transcends the mere desire for food, leaving the human both amused and touched by their furry friend's masterful performance. Comparable works include David Sedaris, Erma Bombeck

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