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Tayluvheryorkie · 05-08-2012, 06:17 PM

I 100% understand and know what you are saying... I am not really an animal person myself. Corky belongs to my daughter. But he really is not a baby as a matter of fact He is very independent when it comes to me. If he and I are in the house, he will be downstairs and I upstairs in my office, and I will not see him all day. But he is very dependent on my daughter

BUT<<<
I take good care of him, I am lucky that I can work from home. If I go out to work outside, he will come along and run around the back yard. Then he will sit down and take a nap, because I think he understands when I have that headset on he has to be quiet. I will go to the store or go to lunch with a friend, He will look at me; blink twice, and lay back down. I say bye cork! and I am out the door.

I hope you find a balance, It will have to be what works for you.

05-08-2012, 06:17 PM	#16
Tayluvheryorkie Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Pooler, GA USA Posts: 200	I 100% understand and know what you are saying... I am not really an animal person myself. Corky belongs to my daughter. But he really is not a baby as a matter of fact He is very independent when it comes to me. If he and I are in the house, he will be downstairs and I upstairs in my office, and I will not see him all day. But he is very dependent on my daughter BUT<<< I take good care of him, I am lucky that I can work from home. If I go out to work outside, he will come along and run around the back yard. Then he will sit down and take a nap, because I think he understands when I have that headset on he has to be quiet. I will go to the store or go to lunch with a friend, He will look at me; blink twice, and lay back down. I say bye cork! and I am out the door. I hope you find a balance, It will have to be what works for you.