So training a puppy to not pee in the house appears more difficult than building the Golden Gate Bridge. Apparently, the previous owners trained our girl to do her business in the house, so we are having a difficult time trying to correct that. When she goes outside and does it, we can count the drops, but when she goes inside it is like fire hydrant. Hopefully you are not dining while you read this.
So my dentist has a dog named Cooper. When I go for my checkup, Cooper comes to me in the lobby and I scratch his neck and he just lies there. When I stop he gets up and just stares at me, like, “why did you stop scratching my neck”? So I start scratching again, and he immediately lies down, and this goes on over and over. Finally, I am called in and the dentist is working on me when I get a nudge. I look over and there is Cooper giving me the stare again, “there is no reason you can’t scratch my neck here”.
Ok, so as you know I hire a lot of adults with disabilities, and since I sold Sunrise Country Waffles, I am bringing 2 over from there to FlapJacks. So give John and Nathan a warm welcome.