She did not like it one bit! First her happy home is collapsing and her sanctuary has been moved.
Then the final kick in the proverbial teeth came when I turned the motor on. That poor thing had been drug all over the country in a car, she finally comes home and gets all settled in thinking she will never have to hear the roar of the motor.
She found out today that her entire home is a car.
The slides are out, the motor isn’t on, and her home has returned to normal but she hasn’t left her kennel since.
I will find a place for her kennel so she can go hide the next time I have to do this.
3 comments:
poor dog. just wait until her home moves
LOL! My dogs sympathize with Lulu. Their issues of adjustment have been different, but still scary. Poor things, what we put them through!!!
Poor Lulu...give her a huge from me. My dog was a chicken of many things also and she was a 105 pound Chocolate Lab/Chesapeake mix. I so loved her. I swear she was a Chihuahua in her mind. As a matter of fact my Dad's Chihuahua used to gallop through the deep snow and Pooh would tiptoe out with sad eyes like I was trying to kill her when putting her out to go pee.
Of course she was such a girly-girl and the Chihuahua was a fierce boy.
Pooh would run out to her kennel (which we keep in the heated porch) when she'd get frightened too.
xxxJolie
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