Dash's Doodles: It's time, Human.

Aime Sund • December 22, 2023

“It's time to go now.” - Dash

It's a known fact that dogs are creatures of habit. I would venture to say that mine are creatures of clockwork. 


If I didn't have a clock in the house, I would still get up, eat, take walks, feed animals, and go to bed on time. 


How? I have dogs, and especially herding dogs.


I've never been one to sleep in, but it is impossible with Dash around. He has a five-minute window within which if I don't get up, he is staring at me or hopping up on the bed to get my attention. 


No need for an alarm clock here. 🐕⏰


He is also exactly on time for the start of afternoon walks. At this time of year, that is 2 p.m., when he hops out of his chair and stands under my desk peering at me until I stop working. 


By then, I'm usually ready for a screen break, and the sun is at it's warmest during this season, so it's easy to stop and head outside for some air and exercise. 


Nor can I resist his soulful amber eyes gazing up at me, and his happily wiggling tail and bum. He's got my number, and he knows it. 👀~

 

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