Attack on the toilet paper rolls Luxembourg word
The words « closing » and « taboo » are currently used quite often in our house – and not in connection with my daughter, but with the dog, which has been the new family member for a little more than two months.
Every dog trainer would probably put his hands over his head now. These keywords should not be used inflationarily, because otherwise their effect will decrease and the dog no longer obey.
But we just can’t avoid these words. The four -legged friend is currently in a new phase that I would call cheeky and active desire to discover. These phases alternate at more or less regular intervals.
What do the thoughts look like in animals in the head?
She has always been curious, but she is now becoming braver. Things that you did not interest earlier are now very popular. For example, toilet paper rolls: two weeks ago she had no interest in it. Paper snippets: Not even looked at two weeks ago, now she steals it out of the waste paper box and proudly carries her to her place to chew her with relish.
Is it the play instinct? Is it a test for people? I often wonder: how do animals think – or in this case dogs? With us we know how the thoughts « look » in our head, but not with animals.
A home becomes a petting zoo
In any case, a new phase has been added: because our bitch is currently chewing on a drinking bottle. Then the dog trainers, the famous and less famous, come into play again. You should then offer the dog an alternative. That works … mostly.
As you say in children: this is just a phase. And so the next phase will come with our new family member. Maybe then shoes are the object of desire – or yoghurt cups and books.
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