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Originally Posted by DBlain  so sweet, and only nine months old. reminds me of when I had my first yorkie, Reggie. I was out much longer than planned on day so I called my neighbor who had a key to my house. I said, "can you let Reggie out for me"? she said sure. I came home about 5 hours later, went in the house expecting to get a big greeting from Reggie, after not finding him anywhere I called her and said "WHERE'S REGGIE, she said the last I saw him he was sitting huddled against the side of the house, (mind you I did not have a fenced in yard) I said WHAT, why is he sitting there, she said and I kid you not, "you said to let him out, but nothing about letting him back in"! So I go outside and check on the side of the house and there he was sitting on the pebbles in the garden leaning against the side of the house. I guess he was there for several hours, I learned a good lesson that day. Reggie was not a timid little dog so I was surprised he did not run through the neigborhood. It took me a long time to be able to talk to the neighbor again |
Thankfully he didn't go anywhere. Brandi got out one time and she was the social butterfly. Luckily for me, she didn't go very far. She came back when I called her. I was in a panic. Fortunately, Brandi has to stop and smell every blade of grass, otherwise she would of been long gone.