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Another night in the doghouse
What did he do this time to be sleeping outside with one of the dogs? Whatever it was, Freyja must be pissed... or is it that time of the month? Who knows. - “The doghouse” is the part of the house that’s open to the patio where Freud stays most of the time to keep out of Freyja’s garden (thus it gets its name). It’s also where Johannes Faustuz sleeps whenever he and his wife aren’t getting along or want time alone for themselves. Whenever Faustuz sleeps outside, Freud hops right into his master’s arms and lap for comfort and warmth; it’s usually Freud’s only time to be cute and appreciated since he’s constantly scolded for digging up the backyard and making a mess. —