What is so difficult for the 2-legged ones to understand?
I have a bed at The Farm. That's where I will hang out when you two decide to go village hopping, grabbing a bite, antique shopping, WHATEVER.
There is no need to resort to THIS. A travel crate. (Shown here in it's upright - "before" position)
Here is what it looked like when they returned after 3 HOURS of being left to my own devices.
Flipped on it's side - which by the way is NOT difficult to do if you have MY talents.
Unzipped. Yes - my people assist the blind - we can certainly figure out how to UNZIP something.
I was waiting - napping - right inside the front door. NOTHING WAS DESTROYED. I just didn't see the need to be confined. WHY is that so difficult for you people to understand?
10 comments:
Humans don't learn as fast as Golden Retrievers. You just have to be patient and just do what you're doing. Demonstrate the right way to do things and she'll get it eventually. The impawtent thing is to be firm and consistent. You'll get there.
Seems like you are a very clever girl, Miss Ellie. We enjoy your adventures.
Tucker and Daisy
I agree. You appear to be able to be trusted!
We had one of those. It ended up being used as a toy chest until it got all chewed up :)
What a GReat trap woo are setting fur them!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Your hoomies need to learn how to trust you. I hope they won't be confining you in crates again!
Holy Escape Artist!!! Even us fellas have never accomplished that Fabulous Feat.
Ben and the Fellas
Oh, Ellie! Splendid! Did you use teeth, toes or nose...or all three?(I'll never tell) ~ Rex
hahaha. You showed them! You don't like being confined and you are a good dog.
nice job and good lesson for your people.... they are slow learners sometimes;)
ella
the "puppy part" at for the love of a house!
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