Am I being unreasonable, or more likely completely insane in thinking that somehow our darling hound has mastered the art, and suspecting DP may have had a hand in her lessons.
She has an indoor bed which has by some miracle remained intact for over a month now, but she carries it around with her so there are a couple of small holes I had been meaning to fix. It is pissing down, she has been exercised but the cat rarked her up and now she is throwing her bed around trying to get it comfy. DP is convinced this is a deliberate attempt to annoy him because he had mentioned how well she had been treating said bed. So I get fed up with them both and take the dogs bed off her to repair the small tooth holes.
This is where the trouble began, first she starts following me around while I gather my sewing stuff on her best behavior clearly trying to win some brownie points. I ignore her. Next she sits next to me and stares at me, gets told to fuck off, obeys but tries to take bed with her, doesn't get far.
Her direct approach failing, she picks up a small pillow that goes with her bed, takes it to the corner and makes a huge song and dance over getting comfortable (the cushion is barely big enough for her head let alone the whole dog), getting up and repositioning herself multiple times, finally finds her position, looks at me with the biggest puppy dog eyes you will ever see and lets out a massive sigh. Not a yawn, or a deep breath but and obvious sigh aimed directly at me.
She continues to stare at me every few minutes letting out another sigh to show her displeasure.
Am I insane or is this not normal doggy behavior? I have never had a dog that sighs before, and especially not in such a direct "look at the discomfort you are causing me mum" way.
For the record she is currently asleep on the carpet next to her repaired bed, she does not need it for comfort we only have it so that when we yell "go to bed" she actually has somewhere to go.
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GruffBillyGoat · 23/08/2013 04:49
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