Un-Adoptable

So I get a call from daycare today that Hailey has been put in a special 'time out'. Apparently she can't keep her paws off her friends and she just laughs when you put her in her regular time out. As a result, Miss Jamie put her in her [play]pen -with no toys, blanket or binky - for 'behavior reflection time'.

Hailey is eating with a spoon all by herself now and doesn't like to be interrupted. I called during lunchtime to see how she was doing. My girl was enjoying her smushed carrots so much that when Jamie took the cup to scoop the last bit for her, Hailey threw serious 'hissy-fit'. I could hear it...through the phone...she was loud...and mad!

Hailey has even lost some interest in potty training. Sitting on the big girl potty isn't as exciting as it used to be - the potty express has slowed way down.


So while talking to Jamie today I realized that my daughter:

• Can't keep her paws off her friends
• Had to be placed in her pen for playing rough
• Is food aggressive
• Is not house-broken
  
  According to the ASPCA - if Hailey was a puppy, she would be un-adoptable.