I truly believe dogs were a gift from god. They bring so much joy to our lives.
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So you think, he knows what he’s doingOurs can get out of bed if he really wants to. However, he is not big enough to go up and down the steps and depends on us to carry him.
Hahaha... They’re just like kids, they learn how to manipulate you... lolI wake up at 5:30 every day my dog Doesn’t move out of the bed, I make my sandwich’s for lunch, is soon as I open the bread he jumps up and sits by me at the table with his sad eyes wanting a piece of ham, turkey or chicken, I give in and throw him several, as soon as I pull the plastic wrap out he goes right back to bed, doesn’t even see me out. Every day the same thing, I think he’s using me.
I wake up at 5:30 every day my dog Doesn’t move out of the bed, I make my sandwich’s for lunch, is soon as I open the bread he jumps up and sits by me at the table with his sad eyes wanting a piece of ham, turkey or chicken, I give in and throw him several, as soon as I pull the plastic wrap out he goes right back to bed, doesn’t even see me out. Every day the same thing, I think he’s using me.
That’s exactly why they’re called “DOG”I truly believe dogs were a gift from god. They bring so much joy to our lives.
He is a toy chorkie and weighs 5.5# and is full grown. His legs aren't long enough to reach the steps coming down and since they are wood; he would be tumbling end over end down them. He only comes up to the belly on the male Bengal cat; so he is about the size of a big Guinee pig. He is a rescue and wife loves him so he get carried up the stairs.So you think, he knows what he’s doing
WOW.... I am really amazed with your care and love for your lil friend. Very nice job though.... And a great idea, by the way.View attachment 3263140When my one rescued beagle blew out her back, after $4000 worth of surgery, the vet said no more stairs. The only way to get to the back yard was through the walk out basement, down the stairs. I built this ramp, carpeted and covered, with a double doggie door, so she could go up and down as needed. She is still using it ten years later!