The Washington Post, January 27th, 2003
For the majority of pet owners, the first time it's necessary to board an animal is a very big deal. So when we dropped off our 1- year-old standard poodle, Aspen C., at our veterinarian for a 10-day stay, I felt like it would be an eternity. The anxious expression on my face when we returned to pick him up prompted the doctor to offer what appeared to be a routine response: "Don't worry, dogs don't have a concept of time like humans do." Relieved of both the guilt and possible recrimination from Aspen, we proceeded to get down to the business at hand -- a romp-and-roll family reunion. That wa...
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