Footsie with the Furry: Toe Licks, and Iggy's ACL Adventure

In the latest episode of Misadventures with Kiki and Cowboy, the duo dives deep into a furry fiasco, starting with their oddly pampered pooch, Peanut. The pair has an amusing conversation about how well-(or not)-groomed Peanut is, with Kiki teasing Cowboy about his late-night confusion of playing footsie with Peanut instead of her. Things quickly escalate into a bizarre and laugh-out-loud segment involving toe-licking, peanut butter, and toilet paper, leaving the hosts questioning their life's choices and what direction the conversation is taking. Conjunctivitis also makes a weird guest appearance, proving that no topic is too random for this pair!

After the canine hygiene tangent, they steer the ship back to their beloved "misadventures," recounting the protective nature of their other dog, Iggy - also know as Ignatius. Iggy is described as Kiki's personal guard dog, even following her into the bathroom, standing guard in various ridiculous poses. The image of Iggy planting himself at the bathroom door, bulldog-style, while Kiki does her makeup or showers, is a comedic vision. The hosts joke about how Iggy is so underfoot they question if he is actively trying to kill them, as a tripping hazard at every turn -  especially with his ninja-like ability to blend into the carpet at night—turning their room into an obstacle course of tiny dog hazards.

As they shift to a more adventurous tale, they relive the time Iggy tried to assert his dominance over some local rabbits in their yard. In a display of bravado, Iggy chased a bunny, leaping over a small fence only to immediately pull up with what can only be described as a "doggy oh-no" moment. Turns out, the poor pup blew out his ACL mid-chase. The hosts humorously recount the expensive vet bill and their internal debate over whether to opt for doggy surgery or a miniature chariot for Iggy. The ordeal led them to install a dog run to keep Iggy in check, protect their tortoises from poop-snacking, and, of course, avoid any more rabbit-chasing ACL disasters.