“No, Diamond, off the couch.” This is only one
phrase often repeated to our rambunctious puppy. She runs from the kitchen to
the living room, circles around a table, then back to the kitchen where she kids
across the lanolin floor. She seems to do her own thing no matter what’s going
on around her.
My son,
Diamond’s real owner, is home from college and she is really excited to see him.
She pulls on his pant leg and bites at his ankles. On more than one occasion I’ve
noticed signs that Diamond really feels a part of the family. Below are three
signs to look out for...
·
While
you’re sitting down to eat, your dog sashays over to you, stands on her hind
legs and puts a paw on your arm. She wants to eat what you are eating.
·
Your
dog jumps on the couch and stretches out nest to you and watches T.V.
·
Your
dog snores so loudly that I distracts you from what you are doing.
I don’t
think Diamond realizes yet that she is a dog and she should run and play while
she’s outside. She has a long leash and freedom to romp and play in the
backyard. The other day I watched from a window as she played for a short while
then just laid in the warm grass quietly soaking up the
Feeling
sorry for Diamond, I went outside and freed her from her leash and let her come
inside the hour for a while. As soon as I unhooked the leash, she galloped up
the steps to the sliding door and bolted inside. She ran into the kitchen, then
the living room and jumped from one couch to the other.
“No,
Diamond, off the couch.” She was back at it again.
Have you had
any interesting experiences with your pet lately?
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