Basil barks and whines (occasionally so does Chloe) for at least the first 10-15 min after we lock them up. We keep them seperated from the front of the house when we're gone, because otherwise they spend the day on the couch barking at everything that passes by. This way they're confined to a smaller space, but they still have enough room to run around in and look out the back window.
They're the main reason I wish I was a stay at home writer/housewife. I feel so bad leaving them. Although it's definitely better with two dogs.
We had Chloe for about 6 months, and we would come home after work with her curled up on the top of the couch, staring sadly out the front door window waiting for us to come home. She wouldn't touch any of her bones or toys or food or water. It was very very sad. Now there's evidence that they play. But they still seem to have harder days than others - usually we can tell by how sucky they are when we get home.
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hehe, I like seeing where I end up :)
Basil barks and whines (occasionally so does Chloe) for at least the first 10-15 min after we lock them up. We keep them seperated from the front of the house when we're gone, because otherwise they spend the day on the couch barking at everything that passes by. This way they're confined to a smaller space, but they still have enough room to run around in and look out the back window.
They're the main reason I wish I was a stay at home writer/housewife. I feel so bad leaving them. Although it's definitely better with two dogs.
We had Chloe for about 6 months, and we would come home after work with her curled up on the top of the couch, staring sadly out the front door window waiting for us to come home. She wouldn't touch any of her bones or toys or food or water. It was very very sad. Now there's evidence that they play. But they still seem to have harder days than others - usually we can tell by how sucky they are when we get home.
Is it five yet? I want to go home to them O_o