Rudy did us proud
But dear hubby decided that when we went to a friend's house for dinner last night that Rudy should be free, in the bedroom, with Hudson. The above was in blue just to see if I could do it. Anyway, we were gone about three hours and I worried the entire time. It's a hobby of mine. When we returned we found no accidents, no damage, just two dogs who did a yawn and stretch and headed out for a pee. Good boy Rudy! That's hurdle number one (of many) towards more freedom when we're gone. Good job!  |
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| When we got Max a hundred years ago from the shelter, he was soo good. He had the freedom of the house pretty much from day one - until about three months later when we came home and found he had peed on th ecouch - not the sides of the couch. Apparently he stood on the couch and peed on all three cushions. Did I mention it was a white couch? He lived 10 more years ( regardless of what I might have threatended that day ) and was never let lose in the entire house again. I still confine each dog to a room (nobody gets the living room)  |
Congrats! Sometimes you just need to take that gamble  Evil puppy Biscuit was another story. Yesterday am I left him out when I left for work at 0630. Mostly because I had a migraine and couldn't see bending over to get him up (he was sleeping like an angel on his dog bed), and I was sure Todd would be up soon. He usually is up, one of those disgusting morning people, really soon. Turns out I was wrong. Todd slept in - until 0830. Biscuit had again got to the peanut butter on the counter and ate half the container. (3rd time - he apparently LOVES it). I don't, but Todd does and leaves it out next to the toaster for easy access. Easy access for HIS puppy too it seems! He also moved around a few other things, but the garbage was safe......can't remember if the pop was on the lid or not....  He loves the little dog bed (pictures?? where are the pictures??) - as I posted earlier. He now decided it is portable and he moves it! Twice now he has grabbed it and brought it in the livingroom. I missed a great picture Friday evening - he had brought it in and was curled up in his little ball all packed in it! On the other hand, he is really smart in class. I have brought him in and worked with him in the beginner class and he already heels w/ a loose lead on his martingale collar  Not bad for 2 class sessions and not working on it at all at home! And no accidents in the house in months (he is 10 months, got him at 6 months and he was an outdoor dog w/ no training at all). Hope Rudy continues to adapt as well as he (Rudy) already has!! |
YOU GO RUDY! I KNEW you had it in YOU!  |
| go rudy i just read your blog it is a daily thing for me now and can't stop lol please never stop it just brightens up my day |
| WOOHOO!!!!! Rudy, a true Sheepie Hero  |
good for Rudy!!!! And for you!  How old is Rudy? |
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