MaRoManias

If you have a furling you’ve in all likelihood experienced that terrifying moment (usually when its dark out and you’re home all alone) when your dog starts barking, and then when you look to see what’s causing it, there’s absolutely nothing there… We know we certainly have, especially with our furling Zora. We’re convinced it’s become a hobby of hers, that and collecting socks of course. We have a few theories as to why she does this, with two of them being at the forefront. One is that since we sometimes throw socks in her direction to distract her from her incessant barking, we think this might all be part of her ploy to acquire more socks for her ever growing collection, or theory number two there actually is something there after all 😱  “What?” you might be wondering, well we’ll reveal the answer next week in our next post. Till then, ~ Stay Obsessed  

The Rejection is Strong with this One!     In our household Shippo is known as Mister Cuddles, while Zora is known as Little Miss Independent. She doesn’t ask for cuddles and is usually more content to sit by herself. She does barge into our rooms throughout the day to check on us though, which is about the extent of her showing concern and affection for us. It’s rare for her to want cuddles, usually she’ll only cuddle with you if she gets scared or she thinks that you’re asleep. We’ve been reduced to what we like to call “force cuddling”, which is basically us picking her up as she walks by and giving her cuddles. This is how Rosie has become dubbed as the “Smother Mother”.     Both Zora and Shippo were rescue dogs, and when we first got them they came to us with a lot of problems. One of the main ones was that they were unused to interacting with people. It took Zora nearly a year before she became comfortable being in the same room as people. The f...