If you grow up with a puppy, the master will always love it. How can you change a dog's habits when he's small?
Kuby from the Chinese Gardens, the owner of the family. When I got home at first, I was afraid I would scream at night, so the master wanted it to sleep with myself.
I can't believe Kuo has been sleeping with his master since he grew up. However, it had already turned from a puppy to dozens of pounds of puppy, and the master's bed had been cut off by half.
The master wondered on that day if he could learn to sleep alone if he bought a dog's nest. I don't know. He's too simple!
The master put the newly purchased dog bed on the ground, no wonder it was better than just smelling it in the past and leaving without any idea of sleeping or rest. This dog bed is deliberately chosen. It's so comfy!
I don't know if the dog doesn't understand what it means to be comfortable, but it doesn't like dog beds.
Anyone who knows that the master came out and went in for a while found out that Kubby dragged the dog bed to his bed, lying on top.
It's the scene that left the owner helpless. He didn't like dog beds. He just wanted to sleep with me. You can't sleep alone, even if you're so big or like a kid.
But it's the master's fault. He raised him from childhood and slept together. Just in bed, Kubi will sleep for a second.
The idea was to let Kubi sleep in a dog bed, so that the owner could clean up his stuff and not wash his clothes often. Ideals and realities may be very different.
There's no way to accept the owner: I don't know what to do with a cozy and expensive dog bed!
If you don't want the dog to sleep next to the master's bed, you'll have to train him to sleep alone as a child, or when you grow up, it'll feel like the master's bed.
Does your dog do that?