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My lil manipulating, maniacal, monster
My mini D is a master manipulator, or so I think, you tell me. For the last month or so she's been jumping off her regular spot on the couch and going underneath it. She then starts to cry and won't stop until I coax her out with either a treat or letting her know I want to play with her. At first I thought she was frightened (this has happened in the past) by something she heard. But lately with her immediate cry for attention after retreating under and the her swift reaction to whatever I'm doing to draw her out I'm really starting to think its all ruse. She's def an affection and attention addict and exploits all my weaknesses. So now I think she's just taken her game up a notch since she's almost 3 and some of her charms and tricks are having less effect on me. I'm curious to know what people think, could I be right? Has or is anyone else experiencing anything similar? Thank you, I'm new to the board. Ken
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Ken
- March 12, 2016 at 10:34 pm
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