Caution — hunting dog on the loose!

The pooch has figured out that there are good things on kitchen countertops. She hasn’t been much for standing up and looking around since she moved in, but this afternoon I found her standing next to a cupboard, neck outstretched and nose sniffing a mile a minute.

I’m not sure whether this is good or bad news.

The other thing she’s done after a couple of accidents is (fingers crossed) understand that she needs to leave her little blessings outdoors. That’s great. I gently move her outside first thing in the morning, she does her job, and she comes back in. Today, though, she left it in a place she hadn’t been before, which meant I didn’t see it, which meant she had to stay out about twenty minutes longer than she wanted. I told her I’d get her some little flags so she could plant one near her output, but she expressed little interest in them. She’s getting a little better about the back yard, though; she’ll wander around under the mango tree and along the hedge for a little while before coming back to the door, which is more than she did last week.

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  1. I’ve now forgotten all about the poop and am now completely focused on the mango tree!

    Mmmmmm … mangos….

    Tip: Make sure you have a covered butter dish. A dog’s tongue does not have bristles and does not leave the tell-tale sign of a butter licking event.

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