Farley here,
Humans like to visit each other over the holidays and things get a little crazy.
Over two weeks, I lived in 5 different houses – and only one of them had a dog!
The best part – Kristina brings my dog bed everywhere, so I have somewhere soft to sleep. The extra treats from the families we visit are good too.
The worst part – I’m never sure if my humans are coming back when they leave me alone in a house. What if I they left me? I can’t believe they would, but it’s hard not to worry. I speak to Kristina with my eyes, sending her a message every time she goes somewhere, and so far it’s working. She knows to come back.
Any tips on how to ensure your human comes home?
We’ve finally settled again, and I got play time on the beach.
Like a faithful human, Kristina has brought me on all her travels.
Woof Woof.
P.S. Thanks to all those who asked about me. I was too busy traveling to write my posts.
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Oh dear, Farley, of course Kristina will always come back. I am glad the treats were good.
I’m sure she will. It’s hard not to worry. I 9 now and she’s always returned to me. That’s gotta be a good sign.
Glad you are on familiar turf, Farley.
It’s very sandy turf…I think that means more baths.
Welcome Home Farley, we’re missed you, but knew you were in loving hands and having a Woof Woof time!
Hey Roberta, woof woof!
Dear Farley: I’m with you. My people didn’t do the traveling, but lots of people traveled through my house–no dogs, just people. Now I’m dealing with rain and snowmelt and mess and the person who keeps on washing my feet. Glad you’re back — Sno Foerster
Hi Sno. I know your pain. Kristina’s is always washing my feet. It like a head rub much better 🙂
Those silly humans!
Ah, Farley, don’t you worry. Your human will never leave you!!
Woof Woof, Christa. I think you’re right, but I don’t like it if she leaves the room, let alone the house. She still needs some training 🙂