US /ˈdɔɡi, ˈdɑɡi/
・UK /'dɒɡɪ/
and the second one is a doggy lollipop
and the second one is a doggy lollipop
You've got a doggy.
You got a doggy.
Woof, woof. Oh, are you a doggy?
I love that. Are you a good doggy or a bad doggy?
Wake up, doggy.
Hey, wait you, doggy!
This is New York, little doggy.
We still have our doggy friends in tow from Little Adams Peak, but we're going to head back to town and see what type of mischief we can get up to on a rainy afternoon.
We still have our doggy friends in tow from Little Adam's Peak,
And the kitty goes, and the owl goes, and the doggy goes, and the turkey goes.
♪ And the doggy goes...
We freak in my Jeep, Snoop Doggy Dogg on the stereo, whoa-oh.
Snoop Doggy dogg on the stereo
And basically it came down to the store opened up diagonally, which is like up and down like this, across the street. So we don't actually have to say, oh, the new store opened up diagonally across the street. We say meow, meow. Kitty Corner. I don't know why it has to do with a cat. Why isn't it Puppy Corner or Doggy Corner? I don't know. But Kitty Corner means that something is diagonally across the street. That's cool. Thanks, Canada. I like that one.
Why isn't it "puppy corner" or "doggy corner"?
This is the day now doggy.
Right, right, doggy?