They also do not sleep on the bed.
They wouldn't dream of getting up on the other furniture.
They have their own beds to use, and they are perfectly content to do so.
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Lok
My first dog, my blind dog. We love each other even though we don't always understand each other. Lok teaches me to accept and appreciate others for who they are. He gives me everything he has to give all the time. He makes me a better person.
Jun
Beauty AND brains all in one. Hearing is not required to take over the world and Jun prefers to be addressed as Goddess of the Universe. She is a workaholic, but also lazy, and prefers to do things the eas---I mean the "efficient" way. If dogs needed lawyers, Jun would be one. She will find the loophole in any rule. She keeps me on my toes. One is either training Jun or being trained by Jun (or both) ALL the time.
Elo
My tri-pawed cattle dog, who finally convinced me to let him stay. Definitely NOT a border collie. He is fiercely loyal and protective, affectionate and cuddly. He makes me happy and keeps me laughing all the time.
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Oh no! ROFLOL! What happened? Did Lok do that?
ReplyDeleteYes, that is Lok's doing. He has frustration issues and takes them out on dog beds. His first bed lasted quite awhile (a couple years?) then Elo peed on it and I had to throw it away. Since then, every bed I've gotten has lasted less than a week, with the shortest time being less than an hour before it either gets ripped up or peed on (or seized on, resulting in it getting peed on). Even when I am being very, very careful to watch and guard it. I do have one now that has lasted a few weeks, but it has a giant hole in it and half the stuffing pulled out. Lok's working on it little by little.
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