For many little doggies, a good night's sleep is like a normal meal; but it's not easy for Bailey, who's been wandering. Bailey's owner, Clenney, adopted him home two years ago, when he first saw him at the foster home and decided it wasn't him! However, the foster parent said that Bailey had a special personality and was afraid of being born, but that she had seen the most cowardly dog.
And when Bailey was taken home, Clenney found out it was different from the other dogs: it was probably too affected by the experience of previous injuries, and the dog was always afraid of people, even if the owner came home, he ran behind the couch and was particularly afraid of someone coming near it. Fortunately, Clenney really loved it and was patient, and after six months of grinding and caring, Bailey finally opened his heart to the master and became part of the family and integrated into the family.
Clenney had noticed before that Bailey had always slept poorly, and he had created a “sleeping ritual” in front of him so that the puppy could sleep comfortably and safely.
The ceremony was simple: every day before sleeping, Bailey would go to the nest, let the master take out the covers inside, go in and get laid, and then the master would help him put the covers on, and the corner would be solid and clean, and he would sleep on the ground.
So for pets, patience and understanding is the greatest love.