Pets in Quarantine

For many of us, our pets are the only thing keeping us sane during quarantine. So when my brother, who moved in before the start of the pandemic, adopted a Pitbull mix, I was overjoyed to have a new dog in the house (although my cats were far from happy about it). His dog's name is Moon, and he is just the sweetest, most hyper dog you've ever met.

My brother has been training him nonstop, so know he knows ho to sit, laydown, stay, and go in his crate on command. But he is still a handful at times, he often chases the cats (not to be mean, just to play, as proved by the fact we found him gently liking one of them while they slept), gets into trash when we aren't paying attention, and barks whenever someone knocks at the door. But all of that just endears us to him more.

So, have any off you adopted pets during quarantine? Did they adjust well to their new life? Comment to let us know.

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