Michael \"Dog3\" Lonergan wrote:
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> Isn't that the truth. When I'm not in the room, all hell breaks loose. When
> I am in the room they are sweet and docile little souls, but everything has
> to be a huge debate with them. Same with the dog. Ramsey is the worst of
> them all. He actually sleeps on top of the curtain rods in the den. When
> one of us walks in he flys around like a bat and gets down. Ramsey can now
> open door knobs too, if he can get a good grip. He's been eyeballing the
> light on the alarm system lately... Gawd.


LIttle *******s. You have to love them. I have two dogs with
herding/guarding instincts bred into them. They are compelled to sleep so
that they are in the way. The top of the stairs is the perfect place to
sleep at night because it clocks the stairs and the hallway at the same
time. When trying to get dinner on the table the best place for one of them
is between the dishwasher and the kitchen table because that is on the
route from the stove and counters to the dining room table. One blocks that
one while the other one coves the doorway to the living room.