Cruisin
If you can't carry it, you don't
- Joined
- Oct 11, 2003
- Messages
- 21,036
My golden retriever... I should really post some pictures of him. Golden retrievers are a very weird breed because they're really clingy and moody. I call Tucker Saran Wrap because he's that clingy! So he's spending the time at my parent's house where his buddy (my parents 60lb lab) lives. And my dad and Tucker are a pair.... when I moved out you could tell my dad was upset that Tucker was leaving more than I was. Dad comes over almost daily and is like "I just needed... oh hey there's Tuck." And then plays with him for 10 minutes. My cat is a different story. I'm the only person in my family, friends, life that likes my cat. She is trouble, she howls, she is a rather big PITA...And right now we're transitioning from being an indoor/outdoor kitty to being an indoor kitty in my cottage. So I'm thinking she may get extra toys, and then my sister and mom will have to come in and check on her every couple days.
Sounds like you have great parents who can help you out and you know your dog is going to be happy.
My mother says that even if we go away and she stays home that one of my cats starts to cling to her a lot. My cats like my mom but they prefer me if I am home
Mine are indoor/outdoor cats but mostly indoor. Since we moved to the country they are a bit leery of all the strange smells out there
I'm totally okay with that, I'm much happier when they stay inside. They are never out at night. I impose a 3 hour before dusk "no one goes outside" limit!But I wanted to add that even though it bothers me to leave them, I won't let that stop me from travelling. They will survive and so will I!
We will be gone 15 nights and that is a long time to leave cats with very little human contact. There are 3 of them so they have each other but a couple of them really like to be around their "people", so I feel bad for them. Anybody else feel that way?
That sounds like something that I would do. Oh well, put them away for another time.


