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Dog psychological info wanted (ibis, you there?*):
A while ago, I posted (here) about one of my canine friends, L****, peeing on my bed, and she did it again about a month ago, after sneaking on my bed behind my back (little swine) - she hadn't visited me in ages.
However, another canine friend of mine, Noddy (who is a male, and whom I previously mentioned, here), dropped in today (in his own inimitable fashion), and I suddenly realised that every time he visits he always jumps on my bed and rolls around, especially over the area where L**** has peed (twice).
So, I clean my bed often and I thoroughly washed out L****'s pee. But I was wondering if the two of them are communicating with each other (they haven't met, as far as I'm aware) either,
1) in a "flirty, flirty, here's my smell" type of way? Or
2) in a "this is my human friend and territory, so sod off" kind of way? Or,
3) none of the above.
Thing is, I'm almost a little annoyed if this is what they're doing. I mean, it's MY fucking bed, and it's my scent that should be dominant, right? What am I supposed to do, defecate on the damn thing! (Oh, and as extra info: they're both getting on a bit, but they both still have their (erm?) bits and bobs.)
*ibis, I seem to remember you're the 'lither who's read loads of cool dog psychology books? But then, I quite regularly get screen-names confused, so... |
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