In our new (temporary) home, we have created some partition walls to keep the pack from wandering too far and getting into things that could be harmful, especially since three can't see. Also, they need to be kept away from the cat kibble and the (ever so tempting) litter box.
The cats have two little escape routes, little cat doors. They had to be made small so that our smallest (and most determined) Brook wouldn't be able to get out.
Of course, since Breeze loves the cats, especially Elsie, she just had to check and "see" if she was around.
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| "Elsie, you out there?" |
Once Brook realized that there was something that her head could fit in, she had to try and get her body through.
If her shoulders were any narrower, she would have made it through.
A special door for cats??!!! We think you pups need one, too.
ReplyDeleteXXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
Not to worry, the dogs have the door to outside where they have a 100 foot fenced area and a view of chickens, sheep and a horse!
DeleteSounds just the ticket better safe than sorry. Have a tremendous Thursday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
The dogs don't agree. Of course not!
DeleteLove that photo of Breeze. Looks like Gulliver in Lilliput.
ReplyDeleteI am still trying to get a photo when she just sticks her feet through.
DeleteBreeze looks so sad! And Brook looks very mischievous :)
ReplyDeleteYou are right in those observations! When Breeze hears Elsie she gets super excited. As for Brook, I think she'd be a terror if she could see and hear.
DeleteI can squeeze through, I can!!
ReplyDeleteDon't encourage her!
DeleteBrook looks like she almost had it! You are very devoted and adventurous. These dogs are so lucky to have you. :-)
ReplyDeleteSusan and Wrigs
The cats can barely squeeze through but any bigger and Brook would get through.
DeleteYou may think the dogs are lucky but I think that I am the lucky one to have them! Thanks.
Your dogs crack me up!!
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