[ SECRET POST #5858 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5858 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Daily pet routines

[philstar22]

Aw. Animals are smart. They are very good at learning routine and little cues that we don't even always notice we are making.

Re: Daily pet routines

[(Anonymous)]

One of the dogs is mine and the other belongs to my parents, and my dog in particular is really good with picking up on things all on her own. When she was a baby I would say 'time to go to bed' after taking her out at night and she'd go right into her crate, and now if I say it she goes straight to my room since she sleeps on my bed (when she was a puppy she also figured out 'time for [dog] to go in her cage' when people were leaving the house and would go in there all by herself, and she was confused at first when we decided she was trained well enough she didn't need to go in there anymore). Also in the morning everyone has breakfast and then my mom takes her dog to her bedroom to go back to bed, while I work from home so I always tell my dog 'time to go to work!' and she will run right down the hall and stand in front of my door, and then when I let her in she curls up in her dog bed.