03-30-2022, 09:01 PM
(03-30-2022, 08:47 PM)VioletDove Wrote: It’s weird how they seem to know the time. Mine know when my husband is about to be home. They will sit in front of the door and stare at it a few minutes before he gets here. When he was in the oilfield our German Shepherd would know the difference between him just going to town and him leaving for work. He would try to follow him if he tried to leave for town without him but wouldn’t when he was going to work.
I think that may have been because he saw him carry his rig bag though. He’d be so sad to see him drive off that he’d just lay in the driveway until I’d make him come in. Sometimes I’d be sad too so I would sit there with him for awhile. I sure miss that dog.
My horse on the other hand does tell time with her tummy. If I get busy in the house and am 1 minute late with her feed she will make her way to the porch and stomp her hoof while pressing her face to the glass on the door, to let me know.
They do have their own way of letting you know what they want.
Sylvester one of my Huskicats, becomes supper lovable. He purrs, lays in your lap, rubs on you, tries to get you to pick him up, if you are standing. Enoch, my other Huskicat, just yells. I swear you can hear him a block away, and he will get in you face and yell.
He is as mouthy as the rest of the Huskies, and loud! So loud!
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