Well, at the time I'd never considered a dog coming through a window as a possibility, so it was a shocker for me. Seemed like it shocked the dogs, too, because they were as bewildered as heck to find themselves suddenly outside.
What are delivery people told to do when delivering packages to empty homes? I've seen them leave them in every imaginable state, and I would think it should be something that is somewhat regulated. They leave them outside, they mush them into mailboxes that are much too small, if they see a neighbor they leave it with them, if my dogs or chickens are out they're sure to go though the back gate to leave it at the back door, being sure to leave the gate open so I have to round up dogs and fowl when I get home . . . upside down, right side up, leaning, sideways, balanced precariously . . . there has to be something behind this madness. There's just no telling how your next package will be destroyed in this world. I'd hardly be shocked if people came on complaining that their eggs had been delivered and left swinging in the breeze by fishing line tied to the highest point on a yucca in the middle of their field. Wait and see . . . it'll happen.
