01-04-2015, 09:56 AM
I agree, if possible, a companion pet would help tremendously.
Our Payne is an indoor/outdoor dog. If she ever gets left alone in the house, she literally flips out. So when we leave she is always outside. I think being out with the chickens, cat, goats, etc. helps keep her mind occupied.
If one of us leaves, we figured out that she will lie in the path by the back door and watch the road until whoever is gone returns.
When we are all gone and we reutrn that is when all #$@% breaks loose. She is right at that car door going nuts...'talking' the whole time. I thinks she's telling us "Don't EVER leave me again". She is so excited we are home and we let her know we are so very excited to BE home and be back with her.
Our Payne is an indoor/outdoor dog. If she ever gets left alone in the house, she literally flips out. So when we leave she is always outside. I think being out with the chickens, cat, goats, etc. helps keep her mind occupied.
If one of us leaves, we figured out that she will lie in the path by the back door and watch the road until whoever is gone returns.
When we are all gone and we reutrn that is when all #$@% breaks loose. She is right at that car door going nuts...'talking' the whole time. I thinks she's telling us "Don't EVER leave me again". She is so excited we are home and we let her know we are so very excited to BE home and be back with her.
![[Image: m0223.gif]](http://yoursmiles.org/msmile/animal/m0223.gif)
Come join the fun! ![[Image: m0218.gif]](http://yoursmiles.org/msmile/animal/m0218.gif)
mypetsonparade.com
