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Our Pets will always spend a lot of time With Us - and some of them are happier know than other

pet-owner, how important is the support of our beloved animals can be, and the joy they bring when they Greet arriving to us as we to home.

But what if you are now At Home almost all The Time ? How are our furry friends are coping with sharing "their territory" With Us all day, Every Day ?

'She 's driving me crazy" Rea Dominguez says Fidget wants to say more exercise, than during lockdown

Professional pet sitter Rea Dominguez, that your dog is a Fidget aptly named.

Although their usual work with up to 13 dogs dried up to slow down as a result of the limitations to the spread of the coronavirus, it is still looking for two, the owner of which is a hospital worker in Cambridge.

"One of them, Harry, is a very chill dog," She says, but her own pet Fidget want Fidget "driving me crazy"

". fidget!"

The Border Collie is used to an active life, regularly participate in cross-country runs, with many other dogs and owners, but now She "has to much energy", Miss Dominguez says.

"She walks around constantly around The House , looked at me, and don't want to go - to Stop you simply. "

"Chill-Out " Harry is not bothered by anything

your sister's dog, Madge, on The Other hand, has become a "Desk dog".

" not used to be with their owner all The Time , Madge is now "so poor, that under or next to the Desk is too Far . Only on the Desk to do".

But, her owner, says Madge is a "garbage-wizard - you can't make coffee, sleep, during business hours, and even snores, during the sessions".

Madge snores, while their owners Nikki Dominguez is trying to work from home "He is me do not leave alone' Jupiter without its owner's home

"My partner spends much more time playing with bits of ribbon and a 'Wild Cat ', than actually work," says Rebecca Carey, owner of Jupiter, a Black Cat in Cambourne Cambridgeshire.

Since both you and your partner Daniel Bates were At Home full-time, your furry feline, called Catty, has the full benefit of them.

"Catty loves it, he will not Leave Me alone and plonks says his butt on my book, or laptop, sewing machine or telephone," She said.

He soon accustomed himself to the new situation, and Mrs Carey says Hateful "is a little cross," when he's not a constant attention.

"He seems to really enjoy us. "

Catty distract you like seems to have his "dad"

And Spiteful, wrapped Ms Carey ' s partner around his little claw.

"Every Time I check on Daniel, he's holding some ribbons, or curled up with Catty, convenient 'Pause'. "

Ms Carey says that Jupiter has also forced the few cordless, "one cable at a time," says his preference for the attack on their equipment.

"He can be vicious,'

there is a cat taking advantage of his owner's home, Ringo.

This Black Cat , from Brightlingsea in Essex, doing His Best to Stop the owner of Andy Clarke to work from home as an IT Director of the company.

Typical for many cats, Ringo is super to questions in a friendly, while for food, but if you, Mr Clarke tried to ignore, his pet, his claims, Ringo soon loses patience and strikes with his claws.

"He's a bit of a vicious circle snake can. he jumps on my shoulders, head butts me and tries to bite my nose," said Mr Clarke says.

"If I am I expect that he probably curls up and sleeps, but he seems to have learned to, I'm here to give cookies and treats to him. "

"He says a little depressed' Roy Richards, his guide dog Jones is really missing Other People ,

Unfortunately, not all animals are easily adapted to a change in circumstances.

Jones, a labrador-retriever cross, from Whittlesey in Cambridgeshire, is a guide dog for the 63-year-old Roy Richards.

"Jones is used to come to, to close The Office Every Day with me, but I had The Dry -cleaner I have running and now We Are home alone," he says.

"We often went to one of The Village pubs in the evening, and Jones and all Our Friends would meet, and he loved it.

"We can't do that now," said Mr Richards says.

"Jones is a bit down at The Moment . I can say he is a little depressed - he is so to see how the people. "

His owner may still Jones for a daily walk on a leash and plays a lot of games with him inside The House , while a friend may occasionally take Jones for "a runabout, where he behaves like a normal dog".

"It's not the same," said Mr Richards says, to gain your current location.

"But Jones and me Only . "

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