Rosie, our ten-month old Wheaten Terrier puppy, is our first “real” dog. I catch a glimpse of her out of the corner of my eye and become immediately distracted. Rosie sleeps in the most contorted positions, bracing herself against the closest object(s), frequently on her back with legs heading in one direction while the head in a completely different one. For a supposed restful activity, she appears bizarrely arranged.
Rosie, however, frequently draws my attention to where she sleeps, interrupting my thoughts with her snoring, or making various noises. My gaze diverts to see her legs moving or face twitching in random patterns. She’s dreaming! I laugh out loud pondering what adventure she currently is enjoying - in her
Rosie, however, frequently draws my attention to where she sleeps, interrupting my thoughts with her snoring, or making various noises. My gaze diverts to see her legs moving or face twitching in random patterns. She’s dreaming! I laugh out loud pondering what adventure she currently is enjoying - in her