Hey, friends! Most dog owners understand that being a doggo parent is a full-time job. That means walks before work, making sure the loved one has enough food and water at all times, another walk after work, and then another one before bed. Of course, the walks may range in length but they are always necessary! For those who work from home, like the original poster of the featured thread, it's possible to spend almost 100% of your time with your doggo!
This leads to the question OP is faced with today, how does one avoid feelings of guilt when leaving the doggo alone? Especially when said doggo is used to being with their human 24/7. It can be really difficult for a human who is attached to a doggo to part ways, even for just a few hours. So OP turned to the interwebs for some advice and advice they did receive! Check it out.
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