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At ALL 3 meals, I start TALKING an hour before my Time to Eat... She has been an hour late for all my routines. ALL.OF.THEM.
She is retraining me by making me WAIT until HER clock says its TIME. Woo,WOOOOO on that!
The good news is, I am retrained and back on my schedule! I am so smart. I know this because she told me.
THE rest of this is copied from the above article
.... our furry friends do have an internal clock. That internal clock connects to their circadian rhythm, so they grasp the time of day and know when to sleep and get up.
It also starts ticking when he or she is waiting. Have you ever seen an impatient pooch? Those dramatic sighs or paws (and head) in your lap are clear cues that they’re waiting on you.
It turns out those “timing cells” are neurons in the part of your dog’s brain that’s called the medial entorhinal cortex. This part of the brain is responsible for navigation and memory. Scientists also think it could relate to your best friend’s concept of time.
Hence when your dog starts getting anxious about dinnertime or walkies because you’re late, those same neurons start firing and your dog might pace, whine, swish the tail or show other signs of impatience through their dog behavior.
And, you know dogs don’t understand the concept of five minutes. (really??)
What they understand are routines. Mama says now she knows I have a clock and a timer. The clock lets me know when to pester my parents, the timer is something I set, and it ticks down until almost time for Daddy to return and then I start the Waiting.
MAMA HERE! Dear Government, we want the time changes to STOP! you are interrupted routines of billions of dogs and cats and in turn they are interrupting human's routines.
STOP THE SILLY TIME CHANGES! per the NEWS CHANNEL, 83 % of humans want the changes to stop. Are we in a democracy or what?
