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[rimturse]

Lia is full of surprises. She's not been very inclined to be without me under the best of the circumstances, even with C watching her, so with C gone today and me having to pack orders in the basement, I was expecting a small drama and in anticipation of this have been running up and down the stairs, packing just a little at a time to get her used to my absence.

The dog? Doesn't care. At all. First she played a little on her own, then she lay quietly watching Felix and then she pottered into the downstairs office and went to sleep. In fact, I think I just might be disturbing her with all my running around. *snort*

Comments

[cathemery.livejournal.com]

Maybe related to the early a.m. training? Sounds like it is all going wonderfully well.

[frigg.livejournal.com]

Hmmm could be. :)

Yes, she's really improving in leaps and bounds now. 13-16 weeks is supposed to be a difficult age, but we've seen nothing of it so far.

[darkspires.livejournal.com]

Consider yourself lucky she didn't do the 'I don't care' act in front of visitors after you had carefully explained what you were doing to them so that Lia didn't feel neglected. There is nothing like a friend in fur to show a human up.

Sounds like she is doing well with the training, though.

[frigg.livejournal.com]

*lol*

Yes, I know what you mean. It's happened to me a few times. My cousin visited me in Switerzerland with her fiancee, they are not used to cats, but quite impressed with the whole litter-box thing - and what was there waiting for us when we stepped in the door? Yup, nicely placed in the best viewable position - and the cats otherwise NEVER poop outside the litter box.