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**85IbLcwQ** · 01-09-2011, 01:36 PM

Don't really have a routine. As long as the dogs get fed & exercised sometime during the day, it's all good.

Ditto.

Boyfriend is in charge of exercising the dogs most days, usually at night so Ethel doesn't die.

If I'm working night shifts, he gives them dinner. When I get home, everyone goes out to potty and hang out with me while I water the garden. Everyone comes inside and eats while I have a drink and relax. Everyone naps and goes out one more time before I go to bed.

Working during the day, dogs go out when I get up and do the garden thing, come back in and eat in their crates then nap while I feed the cat and the ferrets and get ready, when I leave everyone goes to their respective places. When I get back, everyone goes out, we hang out until it's dark and go on a bike ride, they get dinner then hang out all night.

01-09-2011, 01:36 PM	#1
85IbLcwQ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 437 Senior Member	Don't really have a routine. As long as the dogs get fed & exercised sometime during the day, it's all good. Ditto. Boyfriend is in charge of exercising the dogs most days, usually at night so Ethel doesn't die. If I'm working night shifts, he gives them dinner. When I get home, everyone goes out to potty and hang out with me while I water the garden. Everyone comes inside and eats while I have a drink and relax. Everyone naps and goes out one more time before I go to bed. Working during the day, dogs go out when I get up and do the garden thing, come back in and eat in their crates then nap while I feed the cat and the ferrets and get ready, when I leave everyone goes to their respective places. When I get back, everyone goes out, we hang out until it's dark and go on a bike ride, they get dinner then hang out all night.
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