doubled 5 so mow at 3 sleeps

I know pet owners suffer seperation anxiety, I rationalize that the older the pet the more they have fallen into the pattern and realize we will be back, but I swear the highly trained attack killer cocker spaniels at our house can tell the difference between our smaller weekend luggage and our larger longer trip luggage, a lot of of morose sideways whatever glances going on from the canine population with a couple "why would you pack dog biscuits if I'm not going" looks

Thank god for house/dog sitters, it makes it a touch easier

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I know I suffer from separation anxiety. Talk about "why would you pack dog biscuits if i'm not going look"
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Hard to leave for sure, but he gets babysat by "Aunt" Rose and get spoiled, while I get to go to JA!! :cool:

Yes, our cats work the same way. It is much easier on them now that we found a perfect cat sitter. When we return, they really haven't missed us. Of course, it's hard to tell with cats. "Oh, its YOU again??"

l.o.l. Weathermon & Mi Lady,,,, the old Farside cartoon about when you say to a dog "fido never do that again, bad fido" what do they hear? "Fido blank blank blank blank, blank Fido",,,, when you say to a cat "tabby never do that gain, bad tabby" what did the cat hear? "blank blank blank blank blank blank blank".

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this makes me bust out laughing. My pup is same way.....she knows and looks crushed but loves to go to puppy camp at the sitters house - they have a yard and other pups to play with so its great. The sitter emails me photos.....I know too much right?