Baby Sleep Analysis

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“ Good Morning, How did my baby sleep” was the first thing I heard from Yuritzi (my owner) every morning. Let me tell you a little bit more about Yuritzi. Yuritzi has been with me since i was 10 months old. She bought me at a yard sale when she was 6 years old. We have had Good and bad memories over the years. She tells me her deepest secrets and her embarrassing moments. I just look at her and listen and at the end she always gives me a hug and says “ thanks for being here for me Rocky you’re the best dog anyone could ever have.” And well it’s not a lie I’ve never been bad to her or her parents. Well maybe there have been some times where I have made a mess, but you gotta do what you gotta do when u have to go. You know

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