Doodle adjusts to us, not what they would rather do!!

[Charles Rocheville]

Riley is not even two yet. He has so much energy.  But he has toned it down, because we are not all that active.  In that I mean we don't  walk him.  Don't give him open spaces to run and do his thing.  He has adjusted and seems perfectly fine with our home and life style.  At 8:30 am this morning he barked to be let out of his crate.  Aired, and I went back to watching my dvd.  He slept on my lap for two hours.  Christina, called and wanted to know if I wanted to meet her at an indoor dog arena: If Riley had energy to burn.  Laughed, and said maybe next time.  It is almost 2 pm and he is asleep at my feet.

[Fred, Sheila and Baxter]

Baxter is not like that either.  He is nonstop when I get home from work.  We have a big backyard he chases the ball in but he does NOT want to be out there by himself.  He is a spoiled rotten doodle!

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

My boys are low key.  Ned and Clancy will play together some, and Ned might get a case of the zoomies, hoping someone will join him but if not - well that's alright also. They enjoy walks and love to run at the dog park, but they do just fine as couch potatoes.

[Jane, Guinness and Murphy]

Wow, Charles, they're not all like that!  Guinness does fine on a low key day, but Murph would have the biggest case of zoomies ever, if I tried that schedule!  It sounds like Riley landed in the perfect home with the perfect Dad for him!