During heat, Sago prefers to take long walks instead of looking for a male dog partner. I can tell she is in heat because her pees are more frequent. Or maybe she is experiencing immense boredom like I do to which bouts of sunlight and a short exploring within the neighbourhood's woods are the cure.
Like me, Sago is curious. We both seek mental stimulation. Her current interest is her surroundings while my current interest is recording Sago's milestones.
Since Sago is active from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., I devote almost the whole morning walking and watching over her aside from doing house chores, tending to my mini garden and buying our breakfast. Come afternoon and we sleep together in my room. Once she wakes up, however, she starts to feel restless waiting for my brother to settle down.
Instead of male dogs, Sago loves the pheromones of my brother. I have to admit that although I'm a hands-on mom to Sago: from feeding. walking to bathing her, my brother is her favourite human.
Like most female dogs, Sago is frightened by loud noises. I've provided her with a safe haven in my room which is the closet with one door closed and the other slightly open so she can sneak inside. She stays there until the noise subsides.
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