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dogstacles

dogs that become obstacles, impeding your movement through a room, building or other location.
I would have arrived more quickly but there were many dogstacles blocking my path.
dogstacles by Rowena Davis September 1, 2008
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dogstacle 

Combination of 'dog' and 'obstacle'. When your dog lays down in your path - usually when you are carrying something heavy and don't see him.
I fell over that dogstacle when I was moving the shelf down the hall.
dogstacle by macpuppy July 26, 2010

dogstacle 

When a dog becomes an obstacle.
I tripped over a dogstacle in the dark.
dogstacle by slimsalmon January 25, 2005

dogstacle 

A doggy obstacle: You trip over your black lab sleeping in the hallway when you get up to pee in the middle of the night.
You: Dude! What happened to your face?
Me: I stubbed my toe on a dogstacle last night and fell into the piranha aquarium.
dogstacle by AstroDoc July 18, 2009

Dogstacle Course 

The path you must take when traveling from point A to point B when you have loving, expectant dogs underfoot.
To travel between my kitchen and bedroom I must traverse an ever-changing dogstacle course
Dogstacle Course by Nordoc July 28, 2025

Dogtacle Course 

The path through a group of sleeping dogs.
I had to negotiate the dogtacle course on my way to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
Dogtacle Course by Guardian301 January 5, 2019
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