I've gotten a few emails asking about how to add a third dog to a two-dog house, so I wanted to put together a post about my experience. But I realized that I need to start out with one qualifier... Adding a third adult dog? Piece of cake. Adding a third dog who's a puppy? Not as easy. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Our adding a third-dog story Some of
Quirks
Cooper can't allow a fly to survive in this house. He takes his "hunter" role very seriously and won't relax until he's caught the fly. Emmett loves to sleep on the armchair... but not if the leather is exposed. He stands in front of the chair, head on the seat of the chair, and waits until I put a blanket down for him. And Lucas? He prefers to sleep in the smallest bed or space
How can this be?
I snapped this pic on my cell phone last night: That's Cooper there on the left. Cooper. My itty bitty baby boy who used to sleep on my leg while I worked. My teeny tiny little guy who was so small he would get tired carrying a tennis ball across the living room. My pipsqueak. My bean. Now he's huge, which is a little sad, but I keep thinking how grateful I am that we have cell
On getting better in the car
Lucas hates the car. From the day we picked him up at the shelter - when he flattened himself into a pancake to avoid getting in the backseat - to the day he barfed into the side pockets on the door, Lucas has never, ever been good in the car. He paces. He drools. He whines. Cooper's not great in the car either, though not because he dislikes riding in the car. In fact, lots of times he
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