Wednesday, October 20, 2004
We dropped Mojo off in daycare today, then picked him up three hours later. It doesn't seem to matter how long he's at daycare; when he comes home, he plops down and sleeps.
We ran around at night for a bit, and he's game. But I think he's just happy to be home with us?
Hmm. He seems to have stopped play-biting, mostly. I'm not sure what happened with that, but it's a Good Thing.
We reorganized the furniture, so it's harder to throw toys into hard-to-get spaces. That's too bad, because it was always fun watching Mojo figure out (sometimes with help, sometimes not) how to get the toy. We'll have to figure something else out.
Lastly, Mojo has turned into a fuzzy alarm clock. At about 6:30AM Mojo starts whining at us, and goes from one side of the bed to the other trying to wake us up. Since he can't be on the bed, he puts his feet up and whines standing up. It's really strange, waking up, looking over, and seeing your dog's face at eye level. He just wants to be petted a bit (head scratch, whatever). After that, he goes back to sleep. Strange, huh?
We ran around at night for a bit, and he's game. But I think he's just happy to be home with us?
Hmm. He seems to have stopped play-biting, mostly. I'm not sure what happened with that, but it's a Good Thing.
We reorganized the furniture, so it's harder to throw toys into hard-to-get spaces. That's too bad, because it was always fun watching Mojo figure out (sometimes with help, sometimes not) how to get the toy. We'll have to figure something else out.
Lastly, Mojo has turned into a fuzzy alarm clock. At about 6:30AM Mojo starts whining at us, and goes from one side of the bed to the other trying to wake us up. Since he can't be on the bed, he puts his feet up and whines standing up. It's really strange, waking up, looking over, and seeing your dog's face at eye level. He just wants to be petted a bit (head scratch, whatever). After that, he goes back to sleep. Strange, huh?
