When our furry friends do something we don’t like, the last thing we want to do is try to correct the behavior in a way that makes them feel confused or scared. If they are exhibiting unwanted behavior like chewing on things that aren’t theirs, we can help.ĭogs, especially puppies, are delicate animals that need to feel loved, safe, and secure within our homes. But also, I can FINALLY say ‘Ma’am, my dog ate my homework’ and I won’t be lying.Sometime throughout your life you may have heard (or possibly used) the old expression, “the dog ate my homework.” Hopefully, you haven’t had to actually deal with your four-legged friend using your work assignment as a midday snack.
What’s the best thing about a puppy? The licks and cuddles for sure. J was so mad I’d gotten a dog before him, he turned greener than his house shirt! You should have seen some of the jaws drop at the bus stop this morning, when we took him down. Right now, I’m just enjoying having a dog and telling everyone about him. If only my parents had asked first, I could have had a canine brother instead of a pesky brother from the start. W is four months old, brown and just the best dog ever! Having a dog in the house is like having another brother or sister. After that, it was just a question of me and my brother making some goo-goo eyes at our parents and before we knew it, we had adopted a puppy! They were doing baby talk and making goo-goo eyes at the photographs pretty soon.
I hear Amma talk about bad hair days a lot.Īnyway, all it took were some super cute pictures of puppies up for adoption to land up in WhatsApp on my parents’ phone. And let’s be honest, all dogs look amazingly cute in pictures. I’d have a better chance trying to push a baby elephant out of a jacuzzi than two grown adults!īut back to my puppy! Apparently, it’s super easy convincing parents of the benefits of a dog (even after failing the ‘keep this plant alive for a month test), as long as you have some adorable photos of a pup. The jacuzzi, I think there might be a chance of, but I’m pretty sure they’d be the ones using it all the time. Even if I managed to find a renewable energy source made out of old socks, proved that Big Foot existed or was the class topper in Math this year, there’s pretty much nothing that would convince my parents that I should get a PS2. I know that there’s no way I would have gotten any one of those things, ever. Wow! Or should I say Woof? If I’d known convincing my parents was going to be this easy, I would have asked for a PS2, Lego Death Star and a jacuzzi too.
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