Slobber britches
Dakota, not the way my daughter spells his name, constantly comes around and licks me on the knee. It's his sign of affection but I on't like wearing slobber britches all day. What do you do put an a...
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down home wrote:
I'm too rough on him I guess. He's actually pretty old but still rambunctious at times.
He will respond to no but takes it hard like a kid being denied a hug.
He sneaks up on me and I don't expect it.
I tell him to lick my wife's knee but he won't, yet when he is sick he rushes to find her and lay down by her side.
Vet won't do him any more good.
I may lay down on the floor and sleep with him. He would climb in the bed with us but that's a no no. He keeps us awake as it is with coughing and gagging. Got a growth between his lungs on spine and on hip.
Sometimes change pants twice a day.
Ahhh, well that settles it for me. Let him enjoy life as it is. When he's gone, you'll probably laugh at ol slobber britches and wish you had it back. How do I know, been there. Not necessarily with slobber britches, but a bad habit of a pet that is now gone and wishing sometimes if I had her back, I'd accept the bad habit again. :)
