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@semper_virens You are correct. And they’re all at once.

@sdr77 That’s just his crate-alone-no-people time. He also naps outside his crate when he’s at home with my husband before I get home. He gets 8-9 hours at night, plus 5 hours in the crate, plus about 2 hours in the afternoon.

@semper_virens Yeah; he spends about 5 hours crated four days a week while our work schedules overlap. He’s fine with it—unless we are in the room (his crate is in the family room, where we watch TV before bed), whereupon he barks his fool head off, because FOMO. If we let him out, it’s...

@pj1070 Well, it was a vent, so the frequency may be somewhat exaggerated. But it is frequent, just started recently, and on me, which is the annoying bit. He gets sniffaris, walks, training time, play time with his people, and has plenty of chews, toys, and puzzles. He wants ALL our...

My Labradoodle is six months old. He has a very special relationship with two of his stuffed animals. They must be humped every two minutes. This I can acknowledge as typical behaviour, and more-or-less live with. But why for the love of all that is holy, must these stuffies be brought to my...

@theresamaria Pupnado here. Or, when he’s overtired, Bitey McBiteface.

@jariid As a doodle owner who mostly got a Doodle by accident, I’m sorry so many of my “breed” co-owners are assholes. I try very hard not to be a Doodle Karent.

@elaineb97 Why is easy. He’s a Lab. And it wasn’t running away.

@eloheem Not a groomer, but I employ my adult child. He’s a house cleaner and charges $40/hour…which is what I pay him. Regular rate. I wouldn’t expect to tutor family members for free (I’m a teacher). I hired my son because I was hiring a cleaner anyway, his rates are comparable to others in...