Let's start there.
Things You Should Know About Sherman In the Car
- Sherman does not get carsick
- Sherman believes the console and seatbelt are edible
- Sherman loves to play with a stuffed snowman in lieu of a console and seatbelts
- Sherman respects boundaries and does not want to drive for you
- However, Sherman wants to sniff you ear. A lot.
- Sherman is not crate-trained.
- Sherman knows how to bark.
- Loud.
- Sherman is Concerned about being Left Alone
- Sherman does not hate the crate.
- He hates when you leave.
- Sherman likes when you move the crate to the living room and tell him he is beautiful.
- Sherman likes other dogs.
- Sherman would like to be outside of the crate to be with other dogs.
- Sherman eyes Mina like she is going to be a giant chew toy. Mina has other plans.
- Sherman is smart.
- Sherman already knows how to sit and watch.
- Sherman likes to make eye contact and snorgle
- Sherman thinks kongs and occupi toys are neato bandito
I have to admit, it was incredibly stressful bringing Sherman in. Dog-arranging is more art, than science. I was initially planning on introducing Sherman to the girls tomorrow, through the crate. But everyone wanted to meet, and Mina was calm but stressed. She toted a kong around the whole time, but she would take treats and sniff Sherman politely through the cage. Celeste did not issue one growl.
Everyone is zonked out right now. I think Sherman will always have to be where me and the girls are.
I will feel slightly bad for the neighbors when I have to go to work. I come home at lunch, but I don't think Sherman is going to be quiet. Oh well, I will try and get him to mold with the crate tomorrow and Monday, my weekend.
One more thing you should know about Sherman: He's Cute. Pictures tomorrow.
Oh, one MORE thing. He's available for adoption. ADOPTION!
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