Please sit down when getting out of the car. No running out into the road!
Lily's Day
Since Lily's mom was working the night shift, she slept with her dad until morning. She slept well until I took her to the toilet around 6 AM.
Around 9 o'clock, I get out of bed when I hear the voice of 'I'm going to wake up.', and wait by the door while I get changed.
I headed back to the house to go and get Lily's mom. She quickly entered the house with a biscuit in her hand. After quickly peeing, she looked at me with a look that said "'It's over.'".
Just before we leave, if I pick up the leash, she jumps around inside her house. I wait for her to calm down with 'Sit, Wait' and then attach the leash. She no longer jumps out as long as there is a "Wait" command when I open the door. She jumps out with 'cam'. From here, there are several doors from the house to the car door, but Lily cannot proceed until she sits at each one. I proceed with 'Go' when I want to go ahead of her, and with 'cam' when I want her to come to me.
As soon as we get into the car, our dog goes into the bag attached to the second seat using 'House', sits down, and is only then connected to the leash inside the bag. When we start moving the car, our dog sometimes comes out of the bag, but quickly goes back in when we accelerate, brake, or turn. It seems that our dog has come to realize that it is more comfortable to be in the bag.
When I wait in the parking lot of Lily's mom's workplace, Lily also waits, always facing the direction her mom is walking. When she sees her, she wags her tail in welcome.
Today, I'm leaving my dog in the family restaurant parking lot while we eat breakfast out. He looks resigned when he hears 'Stay home and watch the house.''s voice, but he waits in his bag until we return. He rarely comes out of the bag to wait, and it's adorable when he jumps up when he hears the sound of the remote unlocking the bag.
When we return home, they sit in front of all the doors again, and only at this time do they go into their house on their own. After peeing, they look at the two of us alternately to let us know they're finished.
As soon as I let him out of his cage again, he starts playing with his toys. Even when I'm using the computer, he brings his toys over and asks to play. He puts his toys on the keyboard or drops them from my arm to my knees. He loves to swing dolls around, play tug-of-war, and play with balls. When he gets excited, he'll use people lying down as springboards to jump, but he's getting heavy, so I've been repeatedly interrupting his play with 'It hurts.' to teach him that he shouldn't jump on people.
She loves going out onto the balcony to play, but she ate the bulbs, so she's not allowed to do that until Dad builds a fence.
After playing with her for about 30 minutes, switching toys, she climbs onto my lap. If I lie down, she'll fall asleep between my legs. Today, Lily's mom was sleeping during the day, so she was sleeping next to her mom. After about an hour of sleeping together, she wakes up again and asks to play. At one point, she goes into her crate on her own to poop and then comes out again. I can't even remember the last time she had an accident in the room.
Today ended with a mix of playing and Lily's work (sleeping next to the baby).
Since switching to Eukanuba for both breakfast and dinner, the portion sizes have been halved, and my child now finishes their meal in about 5 minutes. 5 minutes You might think, but considering that it used to take 30 minutes and they still wouldn't finish, it's a huge improvement.
Lily, who was sleeping on Mom's lap, jumped up at the sound of me walking to the bathroom and waited in the changing room. Lily had a bath the day before yesterday, so I didn't let her in the tub today, but this is the only time Lily makes a displeased face. She never makes a displeased face when I leave her alone, though. She stood up in the bathtub in the washing area and played with a ball.
At this time, he's sleeping again inside the house.