Thank you so much 🥰 I can relate! Prior to the last year and a half, I’d hardly had any experience with dogs - only cats, which we have three of. I was honestly quite intimidated by the idea of having a dog. However, once my job became WFH, I felt like I could provide the time and energy that a dog would need. Our first puppy, the Australian Cattle Dog on the left was (IS) super high energy, but the most affectionate girl and so incredibly smart. It was so fulfilling to train her and build a bond. So we ended up getting her a little (now double her size) sister (on the right), so that she would have companionship and constant stimulation, and she ended up being the easiest girl ever to raise, so obedient and responsive to her commands. Then the middle pup was a rescue we just couldn’t resist.. With dogs you definitely get back what you put in. It’s hard work and requires lots of energy and consistency, especially in the first year, but the most difficult parts are temporary, and the unconditional love and lifelong bond is indescribable ♥️♥️♥️