Do Dogs Really Love Bath Time?
My dog is one of cutest little puppies I know. He’s a 13 pound Shih Tzu who is very mild mannered and calm. While he’s only seven months old, he is quickly leaning to read the body language and the English language that is part of our everyday life around the house. For instance, when I tell the kids “It’s time to go”, Wiggles (that’s his name) knows exactly what I’m saying. He runs to the part o the hallway that leads to the front door ad anxiously awaits our travel to the door. When he sees that we’re coming, and he understood us correctly, he races to the front door and beats us there. He doesn’t want to miss his opportunity to go with us. On the other hand, when I say to him “Wiggles, you need a bath”, he has a bit of a different reaction. He looks at me strangely, as though he wants me to confirm what he thought he just hears me say. So I say again, “Let’s go, Wiggles, let’s go take a bath”. He gets the look on his face that is indescribable. If I could translate his look, he woul
