28/11/2025
Life with an adolescent dog can be testing, even when you know a thing or two about dogs!
Elsa (almost 11 months) looking chilled here in the photo, she's currently asleep under my desk, it took a little while...
After our afternoon wander, she stood outside & barked at me while I was doing some chores in the kitchen... in theory she shouldn't have been hungry, I cleaned & topped-up the outside water bowl. She had a drink. Back to barking into the kitchen, and then she wandered off had a wee, and came in & settled in her bed... she then followed me to my desk and started to try pull up flooring, I got her a wooden root she chews on, she chewed on it, then went back to the flooring. I held her chew, she chewed on it... and then she fell asleep - she barks quite a lot, less than she did, real life!
With her attempt at flooring 're-styling', she showed a preference for what she wanted to do, so I re-directed her to something similar to do, and more acceptable to me!
Chewing is relaxing, and she was possibly trying to find a way to to chill before a snooze.