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You may have noticed as you were perusing the internet lately that a ton of people are commenting things like “It’s a Bones Day let’s gooo!” or “No Bones Day I’m staying in!” What’s up with that? It all has to do with one elderly pug named Noodle and whether he feels like getting up for his morning walk.
Here’s how the ritual goes.
Noodle’s owner, Jonathan Graziano, usually starts by giving the 13-year-old pug thorough pats and scratches. He then lifts Noodle to his feet and lets go. If Noodle remains standing, then he “has bones” that day, and a new “Bones Day” has begun. But if he flops back down onto his bed, then he ushers in a “No Bones Day”.
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