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Im new to cats - will never understand them - but the cat in my life has me wrapped around all 4 of her paws
Shes in/out all day long, and usually goes out at night for a few hours (we're in a very rural area) and comes home around 10.30, climbing in our bedroom window to DEMAND her dinner - pronto! So last night, for the first time ever she stayed out all night :eek: (didnt get a bloody wink of sleep!) Came home at 7am, bulldozed her dinner and is asleep all day. Just went off looking for her now, down the house - found her under/behind 3 cushions on the sofa in the dark sitting room. HUGE cushions, how the hell did she move them to make a 'nest' - she peeped out through a little hole when I turned the light on as if to say "buzz off and turn out the bloody light, Im sleeping" Im a cat-slave! 0 -
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i like the dog that keeps making the mistakes :P:o0 -
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This morning my dog was stretching and yawning when all of a sudden she let out a little fart. It wasn't smelly (noisy ones generally aren't) but the surprised look on her face when she heard it and then having a peer around to see what the hell had made that noise behind her Hilarious
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Ate his dinner in his new crate! He went in and out a few times and checked on me (whether for reassurance or just to check that I was still on the sofa and not sneaking up to lock him in I don't know), but it's a definite step in the right direction 0
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dealornodeal23 wrote: »Why do you put him in a crate?
I would like him to feel comfortable in there, as millions of dogs do, in case I ever do need to have him in there for example: if he's injured and needs to be rested, if I have someone visiting who is uncomfortable with dogs, if we're travelling (I want to go camping this summer and having him loose wouldn't be a good thing), or for him to be safe in the car. I'm planning on having an extension built later in the year so he couldn't be loose while that's going on.
A crate isn't a cage, it's your dog's bedroom. Somewhere to go where they know they'll be left be and have peace and quiet.
Here's Tegan, my old dog, chilling in her 'box'. She loved that crate. She used to refuse to get out of it.
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Walked under a bridge
It mightn't sound like much but is a real step forward. Every time we approached it before he refused point-blank to go near it then, last night, trotted underneath like he'd been doing it all his life.
Baby steps, but we're getting there 0 -
Walked under a bridge
It mightn't sound like much but is a real step forward. Every time we approached it before he refused point-blank to go near it then, last night, trotted underneath like he'd been doing it all his life.
Baby steps, but we're getting there
GREAT to read the progress of a rescue dog! Just goes to show that a bit of TLC is what it takes to get past the fear. You must be thrilled to see that you are getting there More photos please! 0 -
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