Route 66
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This afternoon, I took my son to the grocery store for a 20 minute errand. When we came home, we found our Papillon barking to greet us at the back door. The problem with this is we put her in a kennel which is by Top Paw and it has a fold-over latch with a slide-lock. This was done before we left. I've got another dog who is in a portable baby play yard type of setup. She was still in her kennel. I've had this dog for at least 4 years and never forget to put her in her kennel. This is even if I walk outside for a couple of minutes because I'm paranoid she will find something around the rooms to eat on the floor that she shouldn't. When I go somewhere, the dogs are put in their kennels at the same time as if one action-not separate. I want to say I just simply didn't put her in her kennel but I am positive I did. Besides, she will follow me absolutely everywhere no matter where I go. When I left to go leave by the garage near the kitchen, she didn't follow us because she was latched in her kennel.
She has no way to ever get that open on her own. I'm not saying anything happened in a weird way but after we got home, she has acted strange ever since 6PMish to now as I write. I thought perhaps she got into something but she eats fine and plays fine. She has a glazed over look on her face and she's unnervingly calm. She's not herself. I am chalking this up to just nothing and not looking into anything as it would be easy to run away with thoughts after the past few weeks have been difficult. Regardless, I'm buying a camera tomorrow and setting it up. I'm not waiting anymore. This is getting old really fast. I don't want to be thinking about it this much and my wife is worn out.
She has no way to ever get that open on her own. I'm not saying anything happened in a weird way but after we got home, she has acted strange ever since 6PMish to now as I write. I thought perhaps she got into something but she eats fine and plays fine. She has a glazed over look on her face and she's unnervingly calm. She's not herself. I am chalking this up to just nothing and not looking into anything as it would be easy to run away with thoughts after the past few weeks have been difficult. Regardless, I'm buying a camera tomorrow and setting it up. I'm not waiting anymore. This is getting old really fast. I don't want to be thinking about it this much and my wife is worn out.