I was at Petsmart the other day standing in line, juggling her leash and a huge bag of food. I felt a little tug on the leash and turned around to see Cleo wagging furiously at the man in line behind me. I was surprised because she will typically wag at a man and then as they walk up tuck her tail firmly between her legs but her tail kept wagging as he pet her head and started playing with her ears. He started talking to her and she stared at the bag of treats in his hand and sat down, tail still swishing back and forth. I told Cleo "No Cleo he won't give you a treat" and turned back around. I felt her tug again and looked back. The man was opening the bag of treats he was waiting to purchase and dropped a few in Cleo's mouth. For some reason this moment is stuck in my head, it was so sweet. Cleo was reluctant as I lead her to another cashier. It gave me hope that she would get over her fear of men. Then again nothing could ever go wrong in Petsmart, she loves that place.
In the beginning of October 2011 I adopted a dog from a local humane society. She was visiting at a local Petsmart and as soon as I saw her I knew I was going to take her home. No plans for having a dog for several years and in a tiny apartment in the suburbs of Denver, I discovered what a joy and a handful a rescue dog with a past of abuse was going to be.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Food Hound
I was at Petsmart the other day standing in line, juggling her leash and a huge bag of food. I felt a little tug on the leash and turned around to see Cleo wagging furiously at the man in line behind me. I was surprised because she will typically wag at a man and then as they walk up tuck her tail firmly between her legs but her tail kept wagging as he pet her head and started playing with her ears. He started talking to her and she stared at the bag of treats in his hand and sat down, tail still swishing back and forth. I told Cleo "No Cleo he won't give you a treat" and turned back around. I felt her tug again and looked back. The man was opening the bag of treats he was waiting to purchase and dropped a few in Cleo's mouth. For some reason this moment is stuck in my head, it was so sweet. Cleo was reluctant as I lead her to another cashier. It gave me hope that she would get over her fear of men. Then again nothing could ever go wrong in Petsmart, she loves that place.
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