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Imagine being cooped up all day, only able to go outside 2-3 times a day. I'm with the dog on this one - if that sparks joy in them then the dog has the right idea!
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if that sparks joy in them then the dog has the right idea!
Yeah - It’s Marie Kondo; not Marie Single family home with a big backyard
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That was funny. I got it. XD 🔼 🫡
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I'm not mad I get it, but she knows afternoon and evening walks are the long ones, in the morning we gotta go. Hoomin gotta leave.
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I’m stepdad to my friend’s dog (I take him when they’re away for work).
I don’t work a regular schedule so I’m home during the day a lot and I’ve noticed that he has active hours. It’s usually about 4PM-8PM.
Dogs need 10-14 hours of sleep day and he’s ok to chill at home… until 4:00. Damn dog has a watch I swear. Then it’s “WE GOTTA GO OUTSIDE!”
I dunno my point. Maybe that dogs (at least this dog) don’t really feel “cooped up” once they get used to your work schedule. 🤷🏻♂️
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Yep, our dog does well with the school schedule but has a harder time when school is out. I also work from home. She snoozes away for most of that, but gets up to wait by the door at 2:30 like clockwork. She get SO excited when the kids come home from school, and so pathetic when school is out so they’re at their Mom’s instead
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My pup walks on the way to/from work. Its a short walk, but gets a delicious breakfast, snacksecond snack and dinner after and absolutely looses her mind. (but doesn't dilly dally, because: snacks!)
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go outside 2-3 times a day
Seems a bit excessive if you ask me..
Edit: I meant for me, not for a dog. Was also being a bit facetious 😁
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I hope you're joking
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I was being facetious, yes, but meant that it would be excessive for me as a human without a dog whose favorite things are indoors 😉
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Here's the link you didn’t ask for
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You're right.
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