So, how is it that when I turn over or even move slightly (and very carefully, so my head doesn't fall off), she stops everything she is doing and barks?
I continue to be amazed. How does she DO THAT?
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Please explain this to me!
Another migraine headache today - ouch. I am on the sofa in the living room. Carson is in her crate, in my/our/her bedroom, chewing on a bone, with the door close.
So, how is it that when I turn over or even move slightly (and very carefully, so my head doesn't fall off), she stops everything she is doing and barks?
I continue to be amazed. How does she DO THAT?
So, how is it that when I turn over or even move slightly (and very carefully, so my head doesn't fall off), she stops everything she is doing and barks?
I continue to be amazed. How does she DO THAT?
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They are very attuned to you. Their senses are so acute they can see the wind and hear colors. You may think she's distracted by the bone but that's just her own style of mediation. Hope you get over the migraine quickly.
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Dave and Pel WT