This past weekend Douglas went on a little vacation and stayed at “Wag” Hotel. (AKA-my apartment). Each day was filled with some fun packed activities. There never was a dull moment. (As proof, I was told that Douglas fell asleep while sitting up and watching his mom eat dinner when they returned home after his vacation.)
Who says cats and dogs can’t get a long? That would probably have been my cat, Sadie. Douglas is very much the gentleman and does not mind sharing his hotel facilities with another furry creature of a different species. It took Sadie a bit of convincing, but they eventually were caught relaxing and dozing in the company of one another.
Meet mischief and mayhem. (The name may be a little misleading because no harm was done.) Where ever Kylee went, Douglas followed. And it was the other way around too. Kylee was always so excited to see Douglas whenever she woke up from naps or we returned from walking dogs or running errands. If Kylee was ever exploring or trying to get into something, Douglas was always there to further check out the situation or to see if he could lend a paw or two.
There were plenty of play dates with other pups and many opportunities to play fetch with Douglas’ favorite squeaky balls. We played until he lost interest or he was too tired to lift a paw anymore.
My only question is where can I sign myself up for a hotel like this for humans?
Who says cats and dogs can’t get a long? That would probably have been my cat, Sadie. Douglas is very much the gentleman and does not mind sharing his hotel facilities with another furry creature of a different species. It took Sadie a bit of convincing, but they eventually were caught relaxing and dozing in the company of one another.
Meet mischief and mayhem. (The name may be a little misleading because no harm was done.) Where ever Kylee went, Douglas followed. And it was the other way around too. Kylee was always so excited to see Douglas whenever she woke up from naps or we returned from walking dogs or running errands. If Kylee was ever exploring or trying to get into something, Douglas was always there to further check out the situation or to see if he could lend a paw or two.
There were plenty of play dates with other pups and many opportunities to play fetch with Douglas’ favorite squeaky balls. We played until he lost interest or he was too tired to lift a paw anymore.
My only question is where can I sign myself up for a hotel like this for humans?
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