So yesterday, one of my parents left the door open to their apartment. My mom went to dinner, and my dad was still home. My dog, however, wandered out, down the hall, off to have herself an adventure. Nobody knew she was missing until my parents' neighbor found her on the ramp leading to the dining room.
There are two things about this story which amaze me.
One, my dog had the good sense to not go into the dining hall. Because dogs in there are explicitly and strictly forbidden. My parents would've gotten in a lot of trouble if she had gone in. I have no idea how she knew that was a bad idea. Because, from her perspective, it seems like a GREAT idea - there's food, my mom was there, all of Maggie's friends were there...
The second...I still can't figure out...my parents live on the third floor. The dining room is on the first. Somehow, some way, my dog made it downstairs.
On the elevator.
That's pretty much the only way she could've gone down! There's a stairwell, too, but no one ever uses it and thumbs are definitely required to open the door. I can imagine someone came up on the elevator and she went in, and then someone downstairs pushed the button for the elevator and out she went. But...but.....I mean...I know some of these people are really old, but....wouldn't you notice that there's a DOG coming out of the elevator?!! And everyone in their building knows her...
Or hell, maybe she just pressed the buttons herself.
After all, my dog *is* pretty amazing...
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us 'old people' can't SEE very well---so more than likely no one saw her------
but I go with Maggs is an amazing dog---really 4-legged person!
And the amazing thing is ---she KNEW exactly where to go---to the dining room for food treats and to find her Grandma------
Pleasant Sunday story
Enjoyed Carol
$5 she did it herself. Too bad there aren't security cams in the elevators that can be reviewed.
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