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Old August 12th 06, 04:05 PM posted to rec.pets.dogs.behavior
shelly
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I woke up early this morning, then went back to bed because I felt like
crap. I finally got up for good at about 8:00. For the past three
hours, Harriet been insistent that she needs to go outside
rightthisminute, but once she's out the door, she immediately turns
around and asks to come back in. I have been unamused. At first, I
thought maybe the wet grass, which is a little long, might be hurting
her poor wee princess toesies. But, she usually enjoys sunbathing on
the deck, and it's beautiful weather for it, so that doesn't make sense.
This is a dog that, on any other day, would be eager to wallow in the
sun.

Folks, I R DUM. And, I R forgetful. Our normal routine is that we go
outside as soon as I wake up, then we come in and Harriet is fed. Only,
I think I must have forgotten the second half of that equation this
morning. For the life of me, I can't remember if I fed her or not. She
may have scammed a second breakfast out of me, but I really don't think
so. I think I really did forget to feed my poor dog this morning.

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Old August 13th 06, 12:15 AM posted to rec.pets.dogs.behavior
Judith Althouse
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Shelly,
You think you forgot to feed your dog this AM? That could never
happen here. Feeding time is 5PM and my Lab starts pacing and plants
himself by the bag until I give it up. He know when it is 5 too....if
it wasn't for him I probably would have some hungry dogs around here
lots of days....Judy

Be Free,
Judy

 




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