Poor Sparky...

[kaycountrygal]

Poor Sparky! What a smart doggy! I understand exactly what you mean. My LilGirl thinks/hopes she is going with us everytime we get car keys. When she finds out she is not going, she gets off the couch very disappointed and goes to her room (bedroom) to be sad. Our little pets are such smart sweet little ones, arent they?

[Asiel]

Big bad mommy...poor Sparky , he'll be having nightmares or sleeping with one eye open for sure
I find it so amazing how dogs seem to know exactly when things will happen. When we get ready to go shopping, doctor's, visiting or wherever, the dog is always the first to the car. But when we are going out for supper that dog settles on the sofa and won't budge...knowing very well that she has to wait in the car and she does not like that. So she stays home with a treat and waits with no regrets.

But I would NEVER take out my suitcases to traumatize her...

[beeniesmom]

Awww, my two do the same thing. Poor Fella! Sparky, mommy's not going anywhere!

[robinh]

Poor baby! Momma loves you and she wouldn't leave you.

Our Muffin does the same thing when Dick gets out his suitcase. He worked on the road for about 5 months year before last and everytime he started to put things together to go, she would freak out. I finally made him say goodbye to her evertime he left and promise her he would be back. She did better after that.

[pomtzu]

My goofy boy recovered quite nicely, and I think that the hugs and belly rubs and lovins that I delivered from all of you, really helped. By mid afternoon I think he finally realized that I wasn't going anywhere, especially since we had a cuddle on the couch and watch t.v. session!

And he's definitely back to his normally goofy, Mr Hawkeye Doesn't Miss A Trick, self. This morning we had a new kitchen range (ceramic top - yippee) delivered, and after I let him out of the bedroom when the delivery guys left, he went trotting out into the kitchen, noticed there was something different there that wasn't there before, and proceeded to bark at it. Oh - did I mention that he's a goof???

[Daisy and Delilah]

Awwwww...Sparky is a genius aren't you, sweetheart? I smiled real big after I finished reading the story. So glad he's ok now, Ellie!!

We have some traumatizing sights occasionally around here too

[cassiesmom]

My goofy boy recovered quite nicely, and I think that the hugs and belly rubs and lovins that I delivered from all of you, really helped. By mid afternoon I think he finally realized that I wasn't going anywhere, especially since we had a cuddle on the couch and watch t.v. session!

And he's definitely back to his normally goofy, Mr Hawkeye Doesn't Miss A Trick, self. This morning we had a new kitchen range (ceramic top - yippee) delivered, and after I let him out of the bedroom when the delivery guys left, he went trotting out into the kitchen, noticed there was something different there that wasn't there before, and proceeded to bark at it. Oh - did I mention that he's a goof???

Yay, Sparky! I'm glad all is well at your house! You might be a goof but you sure are cute! (((HUGS))) for Sparky and Myndi!

[Asiel]

You and Sparky will both love that new ceramic stovetop. I find they heat up faster, cook faster, less waiting time. The only drawback is if you forget an element is still warm and you slap a plastic breadbag ( or the whole bread) on top or like I did...plopped the micro cover on the hot surface too, they do take longer to cool off. Needless to say you need determination and elbow grease to get that plastic off the stovetop. Would you believe once didn't teach me a lesson...third time for me, I think it will be the last time. The surface is so flat you just tend to lay stuff on it... just be careful so you don't have to clean up something like that. The beauty of it is that once you clean it the stove looks just as new as when they delivered it. I've had mine 6 years now and not a mark on it. The cleaning isn't all that bad...a bit time consuming...