Sounds like a lovely morning
this post was submitted on 20 Dec 2024
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I'll be borrowing that, good one!
No dog picture?
He also loves his mama.
There's an old gif of a small terrier coming in and cleaning his paws on a mat. Sounds like you've trained your pup similarly. Pretty impressive!
He's actually trained himself in a few ways. When he was little, he would charge the food dish as we were putting food in it, and we would tell him to "wait." He decided that the place he should wait is on the mat by the patio door (about ten feet away), and he still does that, without anyone telling him to. Food container opens? I go sit on the mat until "There's your food."
Haha, that's awesome!