I tell my birds I will be back, even if I'm just leaving the room for a while and they call after me. Eventually they figured out what it meant and stop calling when I say it. When I come home from being away for a bit they don't say anything until I come in and say hi, unless I stay outside too long, then they scream because they saw the car and know I'm out there!
Someone has a "spycom" in my home! I tell my rescue Bichon Frise LUCKY this on the infrequent times I have to leave. I love the celebration when I return-even if it's just to the mailbox and back. Love the comments for this one, FMM3!
jayne, you have so much patience...I'm very impressed...yes, I understand that she is 10, my 16 and 17 year olds still got the lectures...and now the 3 and a half year old only gets so much time to lie dtown on me because the four legs hurt as they're poking into me...she's still young enough to need o understand my expectations...Sherry :)))
. . . acceptable loud purring while kneeding my chest . . . and then the claws become sharper . .. "claws!!!" She withdraws her claws - without missing a beat. But she seems sooo loving . . . : - } She's 10 and she can do what ever she chooses. She's never felt grass between her toes. She watches birds that love sunflowers so she knows there's activity out there that keeps her attention, but never seems interested in being there . . . other than a very loved dog, she is the best roommate!! She knows my important words. With 'the look', she lets me know she disagrees. "Bye bye" is met with "who cares" . . . but she's 10. It's been so fun watching her establish her expectations. :-))
Yes I do. I even tell her when I'm going to the bathroom so she knows I'll be gone for just a couple seconds and we can start playing again. Unbelievable, isn't it!!!. So far we are a party of two and you're not alone!!!
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