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Totally get that feeling, whenever we go away, I’m constantly thinking about our dog too. Last time we left him with my sister, she ended up sending us daily updates like he was a toddler or something. It’s funny how much you miss their little routines and personality. Bet The Fonz is having a great time though, especially if your mum-in-law’s the spoiling type.
 
Totally get that feeling, whenever we go away, I’m constantly thinking about our dog too. Last time we left him with my sister, she ended up sending us daily updates like he was a toddler or something. It’s funny how much you miss their little routines and personality. Bet The Fonz is having a great time though, especially if your mum-in-law’s the spoiling type.
Mum in-law told us no last time and we had to find someone else with a week notice. All bcoz I didn’t invite her son, (my former mate), who is a knob no one wants around.
There’s nothing like leaving The Fonz with someone you don’t know.
He’s a pretty fancy dog with his schnauzer show cut, and he is really well trained, people love him and wanna keep him, I can see it in their eyes. 👀
But luckily one of the trainers at our dog obedience training club offered to mind him. He loves her too, gives her the sooky, wimpery hello, that only I get when I come home from work. She has a couple of dogs, on acreage, and does agility training with them everyday, and, most importantly I know I’m gunna get him back.
And hell yeah, I love him way more than the kids. They’ve been little buttfaces since they hit 14. He never asks me for money and I only have to drive the ute around the block and you should see the greeting I get, and that’s every time I come home.
The Mrs had to talk me into getting a dog, I just seen them as responsibility I didn’t need or want anymore. But I was wrong.
 
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