Why do we love spoiling our pooches so so much?
You've had a bad day at work.
Its been stressful, you may of missed a deadline, the boss's husbands just left her so you're now getting the brunt of her awful mood, you've got an impossible client who won't stop calling you and demanding everything for "now". After a hellish fight through the rush hour traffic your blood pressure feels like it is about to burst and you may just collapse at any given moment as you approach your front door. As soon as the door swings opens your faithful mutt catapults out wagging his tail so fiecefully happy to see your return. If he could talk he would say something along the lines of "Never leave me again, I missed you so much, I wuu you!! Woof."
Suddenly all your stress is gone and you wondered what it ever felt like to be in a bad mood. `"Oh how wonderful your little friend is" you think to yourself as he runs around your feet, he seems to be the only one to ever understand you and you just want to smother him in kisses and spoil him rotten.
He gets your every mood, how could you ever be sad again when those big black eyes lovingly stare up at you with his cute little face and wet nose.
He deserves a doggy Harrods spa day, a new Swarovski collar, a little cashmere scarf- or how about even a fluffy doggy dressing gown and some home made doggy cookies?
He deserves it all and we just love spoiling our dogs rotten, we can't ruin then like we can children, they don't answer back like human partners do- and they certainly will not cast things up that happened over a year ago.
Our little friend always knows how to bring us out of a bad mood, he understands when we are down and he's always there for us.
He can therefore have as many Swarovski collars and Knightsbridge shopping trips as his little doggy heart would like!