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      “How are you going to do that, Poo-Poo?” asked Karen.

      “I’m not sure, but I’m thinking I’ll just wait here until that squirrel comes down,” said Poo-Poo. He stopped and brought a paw to his chin. “But that might be a while. That nasty, little, grey fluff ball probably has a stash of food up there somewhere. That would be just like a squirrel!”

      “So what are you going to do?” asked Mutt.

      “I’ll just have to find a way up.”

      Now, I don’t know if you know this or not, but dogs can’t climb trees.

      And this presented a dilemma.

      Do you know what a dilemma is? It’s when you have a choice among things to do, but none of the options is very good. Let’s see; let me think of an example. Okay, here’s one. It’s dinner time, and you have two vegetables to choose from: overcooked green beans or steamed cauliflower. And your mum says you have to pick one. You, my vegetable-avoiding friend, are now faced with a “dilemma.”