Miss Cat, you have nothing on me when it comes to confusion...but, on second thought you probably have to think hard where you live after the nomadic life you’ve had for the past two years!
When scrolling through Netflix or Amazon Prime Video I won’t watch a program with only one season. I check on my “joined to the hip” iPad to see if the program has another season, but hasn’t made it yet to Netflix, etc. If it’s been discontinued it’s a no go for me.
Highest number in a day? Maybe six or more. I’m up late (insomnia and tummy issues) so I usually do fall asleep during an episode. I hate that because I can’t recall what I’ve watched!😡
I’m a homebody dealing with an almost 6 month black yorkie. I swear it seems as if she takes 23 out of 24 hours! I call her my she devil...it’s the battle of the wills. I’m attempting to the point of exhaustion to litter box train her using wee wee pads. When it comes to potty training I read yorkies are in the top 5 most difficult dogs to potty train. I’m constantly mopping...mostly at midnight after she’s in her playpen for the night.
And she’s still teething, destroying everything, door jambs, rugs, zippers, styrofoam, shrink wrap along with the cardboard, shoes, the wee wee pads are so much fun for her! I started out using dog litter, but she started eating the paper dowels. I took 2 twenty-five lb bags to our local shelter. Such is life...sigh
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Catbookss (13664)
5 years ago
😄 Yes, it must be the nomadic lifestyle finally getting to me, Ksp!
It's about the same for me, 6 or so is the most I can do too. Sorry you're experiencing tummy problems and insomnia. I too watch movies and shows to help me get to sleep, and it is annoying when you fall asleep, even though that was the point! The worst of it is when you haven't any idea which episode it was where you drifted off.
You got your puppy! Congrats!! Yep, it's true that Yorkies are very difficult to housebreak. That's one of the reasons I wouldn't want one, but they are very cute!
You took on a lot getting a pup, when you already have so much to deal with. I'd have thought you'd have gotten an adult.
Well, I hope at the same time you're enjoying little she-devil's company, in addition to all the extra work she's causing you.
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kspkap (13055)
5 years ago
Not to bright...am I? I finally became a member of that group. The group is called “If I Had A Brain I Would Be Dangerous!” Sort of like the Scarecrow in Wizard of Oz.
I’ve attempted several times to adopt from a yorkie rescue to no avail. The animal shelter here receives very few. Before I left Florida I located one with the same name of the one I lost. Applicants had to write a letter and I did so informing the rescue group I had been a yorkie “mom” on and off for over 30 yrs. I had to agree to a home inspection which was fine as I had a fenced in doggie run and all supplies. I just knew they were going to permit me to adopt Molly! Not so! Since I was moving out of state I was turned down as they do home inspections the following year after adoption! No case worker in the new state.
I received this one in January and took my first trip to Florida with her. I got a calming med from the vet, purchased a nice airline carrier and playpen, and put diapers on her. She was fine for five hours even when I stopped for gas or a potty run for me. There was no way I was going to put her down where other dogs walk. She did great in the motel sleeping in her playpen, soft doggie house and potty pan was put inside. I covered the playpen with a blanket like you do for a bird.
She was scheduled to be spayed this week, but the little she devil got a bout of gastroenteritis....$186.00 vet bill! She eats anything and everything! Vet had to do an x-ray....no foreign objects. She’s on grain free Salmon kibbles. Today I baked her cookies consisting of only three ingredients: oat flour, natural peanut butter and canned pumpkin.
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