How Long is This Dog Staying With Us?

Oh, look, I got all four of them. Ready? Andy, line back up. Line back up. Ready? Three, two, one... Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go! She's excited, but she's not sure why. Good wonderful, beautiful morning, Pawdience. We still got a dusting of snow out here. Not much, but there's some. I mean, at least the white's pretty behind me. I actually just talked to my mom. Oh, Eleanor's peeing over there somewhere. I actually just talked to my mom. They were gonna come home today. They went downstate to go see Danielle. Danielle got out of the hospital yesterday, but she has a procedure on Monday, which is tomorrow. Today is Sunday, the day I'm filming this. They are doing so well down there and there's a little bit of a snowstorm coming across again. So my mom called me and she's like, how's Indy? How's everything going? How is everything? I'm like, we're fine. We're good. We're good. Why? She goes, I think we're gonna stay another day. I'm like, oh, that's fine. This dog is easy compared to Stuart. She just lays around and lays under my feet as you guys clearly saw. So they're gonna stay another day, which means we get Indy for one more day. She's slowly learning. She's allowed to walk further and further into the yard. Indy's funny. Indy is, you know, if you guys don't know, she is an Australian Shepherd. She's over there. She, unlike these dogs, is very clingy. I mean, Eleanor's kind of clingy and sometimes when Indy gets close to me, Eleanor gets a little upset. They're looking for bird food. But for the most part, hi Indy. Indy's actually a really good dog. Hi, I know. You're like, oh, that lady called me. I'm coming back. But yeah, she's been good. She's been leaving Memphis alone. When she first got here yesterday, she wanted in everybody's face and they all kind of figured each other out and that was about it. Last night, she did not want to sleep in bed with us. Indy does like her kennel, much like those of you that remember Oakley. Oakley loved her kennel. Indy loves her kennel. That's her safe space. So even though that's actually not her kennel, it's my kennel, but I brought a hard blanket. So it smells like her kennel. She slept in her kennel last night, but she did really really good. No whining. No, nothing. Slept in the kennel. Did good. Wow, it's cold out, but it's beautiful. Look at this. I'm jealous of everybody that got like 15 to 20 inches of snow and we got a dusting. Said we were supposed to get another 2 to 4 inches possibly today. But if you look at the sky, I don't know. Tell you what though, when it's clear skies like this, it's bitter cold. Oh, there they go. They're actually gonna play for a minute. Oh, man. Oh, they are? Indy's like, I'm not really sure. You guys are a little crazy. Maybe I'll play with you. Eleanor's like, come on. This is how we do it here. We play and we run and we play. Let's play. Come on, let's play. Indy! She gonna get you? You tell her. You do got a little bit of energy in you, huh? Maybe I'll play. Maybe I won't play. Yeah, I knew you were gonna yell at her. You don't have to yell at her. No yelling. It's so funny because Indy's a herding dog. So Indy wants to say hello and wants to herd these dogs. So playing for her is a little different. She's like, I'm gonna stand here. I don't know what to do. Hey! You're gonna drive the neighbors crazy. Okay, hey. Hi, Indy. Memphis is just like, oh my gosh, these dogs. Alright, come on. Inside. Slowly roll. Come on. Kira! Eleanor! Come on, get in here. Come on, let's go. We're not playing the game this morning. I came out here with you. You don't need an apple this morning. Go. Inside. I know, it's really cold out and you want it, but later. Come on, you too. Get in there. Eleanor's figured out that Kira sometimes gets to stay outside and get special treatment. I don't know why. And Indy's like, wait, don't leave me. I'm not leaving you. The squirrels are out there eating. Jamie put some of the acorns... He just told me he put some of the acorns in the feeder. Look at the difference between this giant gray squirrel and this little bit of black squirrel. There's such a size difference. You need to eat more, dude. Actually, I think that's a yearling. I don't think he's very old. And I think you've probably had some babies. Oh, you're so cute though. It's cold out there. I know you're holding your little paws in like we do. It's cold and I'm hungry. There's peanuts in there and acorns, so you'll be good. Are you two slowly becoming friends again? Eleanor's like, I still don't know how I feel about her. She's kind of wild. You know, you're kind of wild too. It's not just her. You are also a wild child. Right, Indy? Indy's like, what did you say my name? I did say your name. A little bit of a wild child. Kira's outside. It was snowing. So of course she wouldn't come in. I should probably go check on her. Come on, Kira. It's cold out and it's snowing. And you had your apple. Let's go inside. Come on. It's nice in here. We can snuggle. Come on, let's go. Yeah, no, never coming in. We did it. You made it inside and look, you have snows on you. Like little snows. Oh my goodness, it's snowing. We're not gonna get no 20 inches like everybody else though. Oh, would you like to join the rest of the family? Go on. Thanks. Hi, Indy. She's crazy, huh? She's a crazy girl. Hi. Hi. What? Are you jealous? Hi. Thank you for the up-close Eleanor. Hi. Thanks up-close Eleanor. Eleanor's like, mom pet me. Oh, yeah, you're gonna climb the steps so I'll pet you? Memphis says, mom I need some snuggles today. Okay. I'll google some snuggles. Everybody's getting snuggles. Hi. How you doing? She's like guys, I'm doing pretty good. Still got these weird spots on me. You can see right here. See where her fur goes in? That's where she lost that little chunk of fur from whatever it is. They say it's a yeast infection. I'm gonna go with that and hope that that's what it is. We are actually gonna be getting some medicated shampoo for her as well. But I don't think I'm gonna bathe her till after Novi. We'll see. We'll see, right? We'll see. Speaking of Novi, we will be there. December 13th, 14th, 15th. Novi, Michigan. You can come meet this dog and this dog and that dog. You're not going. I don't think. I don't think mom and dad are coming down. Although maybe they will. I don't know. But no, I'm not bringing Stewart. But you never know. If my brother's still down there, maybe he'll show up with Stewart. But no promises. Hi. I know. Hello. I know. You're crazy. I know. Indy has not figured out the cove bed. I was trying to show her how to make it work. She hasn't figured it out. She likes it. She just can't figure out how to get in it. Oh, is she gonna do it? Almost. Eleanor's like, that is my bed. Get out of my bed. That is mine. You are the best. You're just like, leave me alone, you wiggle worm. You, on the other hand. Look at this. Kira's like, excuse me? Why are you sniffing me? Excuse me? What's the deal here? What's going on? You're good, Kira. You're very good. Especially with you being in her face. Yeah. Did you just find the biggest rope toy on the planet? Indy's been going... Look at all the toys. Indy keeps bringing out all the toys. Hi Memphis. How you doing? Indy's bringing out all the toys. That's like the biggest... Who are you gonna give it to? Who are you gonna... I think she's bring... Oh, maybe? Maybe? Maybe? I thought she was gonna bring it to you. That rope toy is as big as... She is bringing it to you. She's like, hey, can you play with this with me? Maybe I'll get a different one. Eleanor, are you over it? You could play with her. You could grab the other end of that rope toy and play with her. Like, no. Kira's hiding up on the couch. She's like, no, I don't want to do it either. They've been playing. They've been doing really good, but I think Indy just discovered the toy box in the corner. Because she pulled out the little reindeer. She pulled out the rope. She's pulling out all the toys. What'd you find now? Well, that's an old toy. She's like, well, this one is fun. Is that fun? Oh, that one's fun too. All the fun toys. The TV scared her. Oh, you goofy dogs. Weird. It's dark outside. And there's two dogs that I want. Oh, Molly dog's out. Come on. Let's go. Move your toes. Move your paws. Come on. Indy's right there. She's like, um, hello. And Memphis came out, went to the bathroom and ran straight back inside. Come on. Leave Molly dog alone. You were running up and down the fence playing with her. Come on. I know. Inside. Let's go. One, two, three. Go. Hi, Indy. How you doing? Now we get a cookie? Yes. We're not going home till tomorrow. Tomorrow. We'll go tomorrow. Okay? The weirdest thing about this dog. I know. Sit. Sit. The weirdest thing about this dog is she listens to every word I say. Unlike you, who listens to like 30% of what I say. You listen to everything I say. Because you know the word home and ride and want to go. Bedtime. You know them all. Treat. Hungry. Cookie. You know them all. How many words do you know? She's like, all of them. I understand everything you're saying right now. But we're staying here. Come on. Upstairs. Upstairs. We're staying here. There you go. Good job. Okay, you might freak out. I didn't realize this happened. But guess what you girls got? Jamie and I were watching a movie and apparently... Go. Go. Three. Four. I'm right here indeed. We got more snow. Apparently while we were watching the movie it started snowing. Not like a ton. Do you know what the best thing about snow is? Listen. Besides the dogs walking around, snow makes everything so quiet. Like so quiet. Oh my gosh, we're gonna go back inside. We're just gonna let you back inside. Go. Go. I think I fooled you. I don't know what just happened, but she went back inside, Eleanor. That's so crazy. Eleanor. Elle. Come on. Come on, don't learn from Kira. You got snow in your nose? We're gonna go ahead and end today's video. We hope you guys enjoyed today's video. As always, thanks so much for watching. Thanks for subscribing. Stay positive, dream big, and we will see you again soon. Bye-bye.