Jack Russell demands to be referred to as a 'short king'

A JACK Russell has insisted other dogs refer to him as a ‘short king’ so he stands a better chance with the hot German Shepherd down the street. 

Two-year-old Milo believes that all his diminutive height needs is a rebrand and he will be scoring with Alsatians, St Bernards and even that up-itself Laboradoodle he sees on walks by the canal.

He said: “What, I’m only meant to try it on with dogs smaller than I am? F**k that. I’m not into Border terriers. Chihuahuas? Do you want f**king chinning?

“No, I’m seeing these fine, thick dogs going past the garden gate and I’m up for some of that action. How dare they judge me for being short. They’re no better. We’re all pissing on the same lamp-posts.

“But because society looks down on the smaller dog they won’t even consider me. They’re too shallow to sense my inner beauty by having a good sniff of my arsehole.

“So from now on me, the Dachshund and that mental Scottie that lives in the granny flat, we’re all short kings. And if they won’t even consider us it’s them that’s prejudiced and should be ashamed.”

Owner Susan Traherne said: “Christ, is he out there yapping again? We need to lop his little bollocks off.”

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School leavers enter the real world with two-month long holiday

TEENAGERS leaving secondary school have been plunged into the harsh reality of ten weeks off pissing about with their mates.

Having completed their GCSEs, 16-year-olds are taking their first steps into adult life by dossing around in glorious sunshine with no bills or rent to pay and no responsibilities to attend to.

Year 11 pupil Ryan Whittaker said: “Playtime’s over. It’s time to grow up, get up at noon every day and do a solid six-hour shift on Fortnite before asking mum for a lift into town.

“Is this what it’s like? The pressure of rising every day with no schedule, no revision, no homework? Is this why people get stressful jobs and amass debt? To stop themselves from going insane with boredom?”

Lauren Hewitt agreed: “School doesn’t prepare you for how hectic the real world is. A week in Portugal with Dad, then I’m straight off to Center Parcs with Mum. And somehow in there I’ve got to squeeze in smoking weed down the skate park with my mates.

“Add in six to ten hours of TikTok and the days are just packed. No wonder adults are always stressed and drinking. I’m wrecked every night we can persuade Hannah’s older brother to buy us vodka.”

She added: “My stepdad keeps going on about getting a summer job. I’ve explained they’ve already gone to all the motivated kids. It’s a tough lesson in life’s realities.”