some give and take.
So relationships including people and people and animals and animals or animals and people are usually not so black and white with give and take, but all we can do is try?
I believe in business it is easier to use that method than with family or pets... not as much emotion involved in business compared to the latter, true?
Aussie is displaying sibling rivalry behaviors as shown below.
When Bella is not in her crate and out of the room Hubby caught this proof via camera Aussie doing his cute habitat snatcher ploy! Saying to us, "Look at me I am still little and cute Mom and Dad!"
Balance is important and in reality it is only his eighth day of dealing with his tiny adopted sister. He is never vicious, thank heavens, but very large in comparison, so we keep them separated at times when Aussie acts a wee bit over active?
Below Bella is eating an edible Nylabone product that surprised Hubby and myself that was in a packet of three Nylabones, Bella sized! Hubby thought they were just flavored hard ones, but one wasn't that hard in the again non-Kosher bacon flavor, the other two are chicken flavored, and Bella enjoyed that one entirely in one swift gnawing session she made short work of that tiny flavored edible Nylabone; it was an instant goner! And that was after lunch!
This little one is eating three meals a day! They, the meals consist of only, in total of 3/4 of a cup for the whole day of now a mixture of Nutro Essentials Puppy food with chicken, wild rice and sweet potato and Purina One with chicken and rice adult dog food! Oh and of a half teaspoon of pumpkin on each quarter cup. She eats well, and plays, and prances and jumps all over the furniture that seems so high, and sleeps and cuddles just right too! The only thing is our bed that is very high for our little girl, but she still tried to jump up on her own twice that she nearly hurt herself so I put her up on it, and she seems to have jumping down mastered without any ill effects, so I allow her to do that!
So relationships including people and people and animals and animals or animals and people are usually not so black and white with give and take, but all we can do is try?
I believe in business it is easier to use that method than with family or pets... not as much emotion involved in business compared to the latter, true?
Aussie is displaying sibling rivalry behaviors as shown below.
When Bella is not in her crate and out of the room Hubby caught this proof via camera Aussie doing his cute habitat snatcher ploy! Saying to us, "Look at me I am still little and cute Mom and Dad!"
Balance is important and in reality it is only his eighth day of dealing with his tiny adopted sister. He is never vicious, thank heavens, but very large in comparison, so we keep them separated at times when Aussie acts a wee bit over active?
This little one is eating three meals a day! They, the meals consist of only, in total of 3/4 of a cup for the whole day of now a mixture of Nutro Essentials Puppy food with chicken, wild rice and sweet potato and Purina One with chicken and rice adult dog food! Oh and of a half teaspoon of pumpkin on each quarter cup. She eats well, and plays, and prances and jumps all over the furniture that seems so high, and sleeps and cuddles just right too! The only thing is our bed that is very high for our little girl, but she still tried to jump up on her own twice that she nearly hurt herself so I put her up on it, and she seems to have jumping down mastered without any ill effects, so I allow her to do that!
In our yard we have two separate fenced in areas so Hubby takes Aussie in the larger fish pond, boat dock, tiki hut and canal area. And I take Bella in the lanai, pool and side yard of our home area.
See separate, but equal for now.
They do get to mingle well supervised, since Aussie doesn't know his own strength and he still is a puppy.
Oddly enough while waiting in the car or leashed walking they are both little angles!
Happy good night all!
Count those blessing and we will too!
And next time please be here or be square, ya hear!
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