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A dog legitimately ate my homework, after that he became super smart and went to college. He's gotten some of the highest grades at that school. 1 level 1 Cratageus · 6 yr. ago Of course they can. Many dogs will chew any paper you give them. They will not care if said paper contains your homework. It doesn’t happen as frequently as irresponsible students claim it does, but it absolutely can happen. I personally never had my homework eaten by a dog, but I did have it eaten by my brother once Whether it's actually an excuse for school children across the U.S. or simply a tired go-to gag for comedy writers, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't uttered "the dog ate my homework" at one time or another. But where does this phrase come from?
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Originally Answered: What if your dog really did eat your homework? You’d need real evidence. Maybe take the dog’s defecation to a lab, get certified scientific results, and show them to your teacher. It would be too time consuming. Better to make a copy of your homework, in case the animals get too hungry. Also bring the dog with you “The dog ate my homework!” — It’s such a lame excuse. But for this girl named Reagan, her dog literally did eat her homework. And it’s not something she just wrote on paper; its’s a diorama of a farm in the middle ages. She made the diorama for her history class A dog legitimately ate my homework, after that he became super smart and went to college. He's gotten some of the highest grades at that school. 1 level 1 Cratageus · 6 yr. ago
These pups are probably in the dog house for the canine crime
“The dog ate my homework!” — It’s such a lame excuse. But for this girl named Reagan, her dog literally did eat her homework. And it’s not something she just wrote on paper; its’s a diorama of a farm in the middle ages. She made the diorama for her history class A dog legitimately ate my homework, after that he became super smart and went to college. He's gotten some of the highest grades at that school. 1 level 1 Cratageus · 6 yr. ago Of course they can. Many dogs will chew any paper you give them. They will not care if said paper contains your homework. It doesn’t happen as frequently as irresponsible students claim it does, but it absolutely can happen. I personally never had my homework eaten by a dog, but I did have it eaten by my brother once
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Originally Answered: What if your dog really did eat your homework? You’d need real evidence. Maybe take the dog’s defecation to a lab, get certified scientific results, and show them to your teacher. It would be too time consuming. Better to make a copy of your homework, in case the animals get too hungry. Also bring the dog with you “The dog ate my homework!” — It’s such a lame excuse. But for this girl named Reagan, her dog literally did eat her homework. And it’s not something she just wrote on paper; its’s a diorama of a farm in the middle ages. She made the diorama for her history class Whether it's actually an excuse for school children across the U.S. or simply a tired go-to gag for comedy writers, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't uttered "the dog ate my homework" at one time or another. But where does this phrase come from?
A dog legitimately ate my homework, after that he became super smart and went to college. He's gotten some of the highest grades at that school. 1 level 1 Cratageus · 6 yr. ago Of course they can. Many dogs will chew any paper you give them. They will not care if said paper contains your homework. It doesn’t happen as frequently as irresponsible students claim it does, but it absolutely can happen. I personally never had my homework eaten by a dog, but I did have it eaten by my brother once Whether it's actually an excuse for school children across the U.S. or simply a tired go-to gag for comedy writers, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't uttered "the dog ate my homework" at one time or another. But where does this phrase come from?
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