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Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Remember the early 1960s move The Incredible Journey
Is this the dogs at the new house? They may be hesitant in that they aren't sure it is their place too. Pick them up and carry them inside. This should re-assure them that it is okay to go in.
happy to see the cat in the picture. From its body english it's also asking to be let in. So when does the electronic pet door arrive: the ones that unlock when the pet chip is detected.
Is this the dogs at the new house? They may be hesitant in that they aren't sure it is their place too. Pick them up and carry them inside. This should re-assure them that it is okay to go in.
ReplyDeleteHesitant? Not in the least! They will rush in and slobber all over us as soon as the door opens.
ReplyDeletehappy to see the cat in the picture. From its body english it's also asking to be let in. So when does the electronic pet door arrive: the ones that unlock when the pet chip is detected.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I thought it might have been the dogs doing a, "This isn't our house." moment.
ReplyDeleteCats... who knows.
Remember the movie? We had the 1960's version of books on tape; Movies on an LP!
ReplyDeleteJames: the Great Urinator is still not trusted in the house. He sleeps in the garage, and stalks the mini-savanah with the dogs.
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