[HELP] How to be productive when my dog just wants attention https://ift.tt/eA8V8J Please don't take this the wrong way. I love my dog, but sometimes I need some space to study for uni. When I'm at home, all he wants to do is play and jump all over me. He's very energetic and takes a long while for him to pass out/chill. If it helps, he's a mini fox terrier. The only time I actually have time to study productively is when I'm out and about - work or uni otherwise I'm extremely lazy at home because I spend majority of my time with him. Whether it be playing with him or just laying in bed watching shows and playing with him. Just need some guidance on what to do. He has toys, but he gets sick of it and wants attention from me. And I don't want to have to put him in a play pen/crate. He's potty trained and roams freely so I'm not worried in that aspect. Just need some guidance cause uni is coming up and I'd like to study at home rather than leaving to go to the nearest library, etc. dogs detacheddaisy

Please don't take this the wrong way.

I love my dog, but sometimes I need some space to study for uni. When I'm at home, all he wants to do is play and jump all over me. He's very energetic and takes a long while for him to pass out/chill. If it helps, he's a mini fox terrier.

The only time I actually have time to study productively is when I'm out and about - work or uni otherwise I'm extremely lazy at home because I spend majority of my time with him. Whether it be playing with him or just laying in bed watching shows and playing with him.

Just need some guidance on what to do. He has toys, but he gets sick of it and wants attention from me. And I don't want to have to put him in a play pen/crate. He's potty trained and roams freely so I'm not worried in that aspect.

Just need some guidance cause uni is coming up and I'd like to study at home rather than leaving to go to the nearest library, etc.



Submitted October 22, 2019 at 03:35AM by detacheddaisy https://ift.tt/2o6wYF7

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