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I agree with the personailty the clutter adds, but for me the real subject was the dog.
Most of them come from the typical "man's best friend theme"
What is he looking at? Is his master coming home? Is this what the dog does all day when alone?
When I looked at it, I thought of the above and then wandered around the photo saying "oooh, what car is that model? Are those Mardi Gras beads on the lampshade?" etc)
Were the photo for your album/wall then keep them. They reflect a part of your life and your personal space. But if you wanted to cause the pic to ask some of the questions I started with, then it's better not to have them. It's all about the end purpose of the image.
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