Living with dogs can often make people feel guilty. Not getting their dog enough exercise, enough enrichment, enough attention, leaving them in kennels too long, and more. For people with neurodivergence, disability, or chronic illness, this feeling of guilt can be exacerbated by low spoons. Certain dog qualities such as noise and fur texture can also be be difficult to manage. Today we chat about a few things to keep in mind when living with your dogs and low spoons.
Living with dogs can often make people feel guilty. Not getting their dog enough exercise, enough enrichment, enough attention, leaving them in kennels too long, and more. For people with neurodivergence, disability, or chronic illness, this feeling of guilt can be exacerbated by low spoons. Certain dog qualities such as noise and fur texture can also be be difficult to manage. Today we chat about a few things to keep in mind when living with your dogs and low spoons.