Anonymous wrote:We talk to our cat and dog all the time.
Cat, mostly about how she’s such a cute little old lady kitty. She’s about to turn 18 and is a tiny cat. Seriously the tiniest, sweetest cat I’ve ever had. We also talk about her love for belly rubs. And about her insistence on walking across everyone’s pillows during the night. She’s a very vocal cat so our conversations can get a bit lengthy.
Dog, we talk to our old Shepherd about everything. DH realized he was talking to him a lot on walks after getting a strange look from someone. He was debating with our dog about stubbornness — did he really need to stand at the corner sniffing the same air for 5 minutes vs walking and getting exercise, because they’d both been sedentary that day and could really use exercise.
Out kid thinks we’re crazy. But he earns money walking neighborhood dogs and I know he does the same.
I’m your DH. Have long discussions with the big dog on walks. “It’s a walk not a smell…let’s keep going”. “Ooh good smells there, and I love how you put your nose right on it to fully appreciate the aroma of the pee grass.” “You need to be a friend if you want a friend. Growling at the othe dog is not being a friend. You will have no friends” “oh delicioso! Puddle water. Oh yes, nice refreshing drink. Does it taste like yummy pavement or bird poop?”
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