Greetings, friends of the Hive Pets community.
Weeks ago I told you about Hachi, my new pet. I already have two cats and I wanted to get a small dog because I don't have much space for a big one; finally Hachi arrived to turn everything upside down.

I don't know exactly what day he was born, when he was brought here we were told he was about a month and a half or two months old. Hachi adapted very quickly, after three days he was already calling his name and looked very smart, which made me think that he could be already two months old, if so he is almost three months old.

Since he arrived, the dynamics of the house changed completely, the cats are calmer but Hachit is a real troublemaker. I have to make sure he doesn't bother them, he likes to play and the cats are older and are not ready to play. He likes to sunbathe and roll around, I think he does that because he feels happy.

When I sit down to write in Hive I make myself comfortable and take off my shoes, when I go to get up I realise that Hachit has taken some of them into the yard, then he goes into the house as if it was nothing.

Life at home has changed, there is more movement and that's good, from the beginning of the day, Hachit is the centre of attention, he likes to lie at my feet, he demands attention all the time, I have to walk carefully so as not to step on him, he is very energetic, he runs from one side to the other and crosses himself.

With the money I received, with his post of presentation in Hive, I completed to buy him one of his vaccines and a shampoo, since he arrived with a lot of fleas. He has already had the first dose and at the beginning of March he will have the second one. He is a baby who needs all the care he can get so that he is always healthy.

Having a puppy is fun, the animal captures all our attention and makes us laugh all the time. I like to sit in the yard waiting for him to do his business and I can see that he doesn't sit still for a moment, he frolics and jumps around like a child.

The moment to feed him is a challenge, it seems that he never eats, his voracity is impressive, in less than a minute he has a clean plate and he is still active wanting to eat more, but his ration is normal for his size, he has a big belly and is waiting for the cats to eat, I put them higher so he doesn't bother them, they eat calmly, little by little. Hachi looks like a hoover.

One of the nicest things I have learnt about him is his sense of belonging, he feels he is at home and barks at any strange sound, at the beginning he barked and ran into the house, not anymore, now he just looks at the place where the noises come from and barks his high-pitched barks very funny.

I love Hachi, his romp makes me happy, he tells me that he is fine and that his dog life is the best.

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Saludos, amigos de la comunidad Hive- Pets
Semanas atrás les conté de Hachi, mi nueva mascota. Ya tengo dos gatos y quería tener un perro pequeño porque no dispongo de mucho espacio para uno grande; por fin llegó Hachi para poner todo patas arriba.

No sé exactamente qué día nació, cuando loñ trajeron nos dijeron que tenía algo así como mes y medio o dos meses. Hachi se adaptó rápido, a los tres días ya atendía por su nombre y se veía muy avispado, lo que me hizo pensar que pudiera tener ya dos meses, si es así tiene casi tres.

Desde que llegó, la dinámica de la casa cambió totalmente, los gatos son más tranquilos pero Hachit es un revoltoso de primera. Debo estar pendiente de que no los moleste, a él le gusta jugar y los felinos ya están más grandes y no están para juegos. Le gusta llevar sol y revolcarse, creo que eso lo hace porque se siente feliz.

Cuando me siento a escribir en Hive me pongo cómoda y me quito los zapatos, cuando voy a levantarme me doy cuenta de que Hachit se ha llevado alguno al patio, luego se mete a la casa como si nada.

La vida en casa ha cambiado, hay más movimiento y eso es bueno, desde que comienza el día, Hachit es el centro de atención, le gusta echarse a mis pies, exige atención permanentemente, debo caminar con cuidado para no pisarlo, es muy enérgico, corre de un lado a otro y se atraviesa.

Con el dinero que recibí, con su post de presentación en Hive, completé para comprarle una de sus vacunas y un champú, ya que llegó con muchas pulgas. Ya se le colocó la primera dosis y a comienzo de marzo le corresponde la segunda. Es un bebé que requiere todos los cuidados para que esté siempre sano.

Tener un cachorro es divertido, el animal capta toda nuestra atención y nos hace reír constantemente. Me gusta sentarme en el patio a esperar que haga sus necesidades y lo veo que no se está quieto un momento, retoza y da pequeños saltos como si fuera un niño.

El momento de alimentarlo es todo un desafío, pareciera que no comiera nunca, su voracidad es impresionante, en menos de un minuto ya tiene el plato limpio y sigue activo queriendo comer más, pero su ración es la normal para su tamaño, queda con una gran barriga y pendiente de la comida de los gatos que se las pongo más alto para que él no los moleste, ellos comen con tranquilidad, poco a poco. Hachi parece una aspiradora.

Una de las cosas más bonitas que he aprendido de él es su sentido de pertenencia, él siente que está en su casa y ladra ante cualquier sonido extraño, al comienzo ladraba y se metía corriendo a la casa, ya no, ahora se queda viendo hacia el lugar de donde vienen los ruidos emitiendo sus ladridos agudos muy graciosos.

Me encanta Hachi, su retozo me hace feliz, me dice que está bien y que su vida de perro es la mejor.

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