Blueberry is pretty laid back and she doesn’t care too much where we go as long as we are together. She was amazing when we went to a cabin that one year – she made herself right at home and hopped up on the recliner as she watched me unpack. Home is where the human is. 🙂

I think most of us find sleep important. Look at how crazy we get if we have to sleep on the different side of the bed? It only makes sense that it would be meaning full to our dogs as well.

In truth, I was surprised and impressed by Honey’s calmness with the dogs next door. Especially since one was a somewhat barky terrier. But once they met in the backyard, they seemed to settle down in the house.

Hopefully you don’t have to leave your dogs behind too often. But if you do, you could always make a tape of their snores. 🙂

As hard as it is to manage our minds, our dogs need us to try. Nothing like some fuzzy little encouragers, eh?

Sorry to hear you were sick. But I bet the dogs loved snuggling with you all day.

Bwa ha ha! You and your daughter are sick puppies.

I sometimes think of those crazy things but I don’t usually have the nerve to share them with my dog loving friends and families. Now I know who to share my wacky, humorous doggy ideas with. 🙂

Having a puppy friend is a tremendous help. Because of our goals to foster (and now to move aboard a boat), I didn’t want to get another dog. But maybe Honey will have a kitty friend in her future?

And I’ve done the drop and run at hotels before myself and Honey did fine. But I was a little more cautious because the apartment we rented belonged to friends who didn’t normally allow dogs and who had puzzled dogs themselves on the other side of the door.

It probably also helps a lot that your mom takes you to lots of new places. Practice makes perfect.

We’ve accepted an offer on the house but we’re waiting for the structural inspection contingency to end. I’ll share an update soon.

I loved your post. And it’s fun to see another blogger thinking about the same things.