I went to Wakakusa Park with Dad again today. I said hello to my usual friends. But I'm still a little scared.

1. When I say "house" while he's playing, he understands the command, but his expression changes and he starts doing the 'No' command.
   It just stands there, staring intently at my face. It neither moves back nor forward, standing out of my reach. It's quite a predicament.
2. My pet stopped eating the food it had been eating since weaning, around September. Even if I leave it out, it only takes a little sip. Even if I take the food away and offer it again at the next time, it only eats a little.
   My weight is increasing, so I suppose it's balancing out somewhere, but it's still a problem.
3. Trying to jump onto the desk
4. Having written all this, I feel like it's 'Wait, is that all?'. There are bound to be all sorts of things happening in daily life.
   Even though the message board is filled with discussions about coprophagia, allergies, and coughs, Lily is such a good girl.

1. About Harumi
   I had been giving Lily the same rewards as food up until now. As I received advice on the message board, perhaps the rewards weren't actually being rewards.
2. Regarding misbehavior
   Lately, I feel like my child has been wetting the bed more often.
   However, I received advice on the message board ('To avoid failure, the owner needs to be considerate of their dog.'), and it seems we were indeed a little too complacent.
   - Letting them play without knowing when they peed.
   I let Lily play so much that I forgot about bathroom breaks.
   There are many things that come to mind, such as those mentioned above.

1. Not shy around strangers
2. Doesn't bark at other dogs (hasn't encountered any cats yet).
3. He's getting better at staying home alone for long periods of time (and he's stopped tearing up the litter box).
4. He's getting better at holding his urine for longer periods (he doesn't pee in the car or when we're out).
5. Can sit up
6. With WAIT, you can see that my body stops along with the movement of my hands.
7. Bring the toys in order
   She can actually keep things tidy (really), which is much better than me, whose room is filled with computers.
8. I've become able to look directly at the camera.
9. They can play alone on the balcony or inside the room.
   He's playing by himself without interrupting me while I'm working.
10. They don't bite or damage computers or electrical wires.
    This has been a real lifesaver.