Life with more than one dog is always filled with surprises, especially in situations where dogs come with their own history. Sometimes, where two rescue dogs coexist in a family, quirks and traits in the dogs simply overlap and evolve into behavior that is more funny than intentional. This is precisely the case in the lives of Duke and Leona, who are senior citizen dogs and belong to the golden variety. (Photo credit: Shutterstock)
Duke, the first occupant, is typically characterized by his behavior of collecting items he does not own. Instead of being destructive to his property, Duke's behavior is more aligned with gathering and protecting other items in the household, a behavior which is most likely a result of his past. His owner is learning to appreciate Duke's behavior by being patient with him as he finally feels secure.
