It has come to my attention that occasionally when floofy chonks bork, they quirk with mlem to xolo with quirks to yap. So here’s the snoot for awoo. Mommos and daddos, the doggo-lingo phonetic alphabet:
Awoo
Bork
Chonk
Doggo
Eddie
Floof
Growler
H*ck
Inu
Jo-fi
Kitty
Loaf
Mlem
Nuggs
Oh-boy
Pupper
Quirk
Ruff
Snoot
Tippy-tap
Unit
Visit
Woofer
Xolo
Yapper
Zoomie
Awoo: howling
Bork: barking
Chonk: hefty dog, also known as thicc
Doggo: any dog, always 12/10, and all good bois
Eddie: Frasier’s dog
Floof: Furry, fluffy, lots of it
Growler: Dogs who had a bad day, maybe big like the container
H*ck: Censored version of heck, a pretty bad word
Inu: Japanese for dog, popularized by Shiba Inu
Jo-fi: Sigmund Freud’s dog, witness to his sessions
Kitty: Growler’s worst enemy
Loaf: When dogs are sit-laying on their tummies with the paws tucked
Mlem: Dog kisses
Nuggs: Chimkin is important to a pupperino
Oh-boy: Dogs express satisfaction
Pupper: Not just a puppy, any dog
Quirk
Ruff
Snoot
Tippy-tap
Unit
Visit
Woofer
Xolo
Yapper
Zoomie
Rich Williams 