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Since Hu-Dad works from home, we’re all together most of the time. Still, Roscoe gets a wee bit excited when he sees Hu-Dad.
Poor Roscoe. He was outside in the yard and Hu-Dad went inside for a really long time. Like, maybe, it was three or four minutes. Three or four whole minutes. Then the Hu-Dad reappeared and the official Roscoe happy dance commenced.
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I believe for our dogs time isn’t measured in actual minutes-lol. I just LOVE the JOY on Roscoe’s face when he saw you HU-Dad after that REALLY long while!!!!