Take free reading, writing, and math classes – to prepare for your high school equivalency test (HiSET)
To register, come to the Fuller Middle School library – 31 Flagg Drive in Framingham – at 6:00 PM on Wednesday September 13th
Classes meet every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30 PM
Classes offered by Framingham Adult ESL Plus (508-626-4282)
Note: This is registration for HiSET(GED) classes – NO English classes.
Why do dogs sit on your feet?
Dogs may sit on their owner’s feet for a number of reasons. One possibility is that it is a sign of affection and bonding. Dogs are packed animals and sitting close to their owners, touching or leaning on them can be a way of expressing their affection and claiming you as their pack member. Additionally, dogs may sit on your feet as a way of seeking attention and affection from you, or as a way of feeling more secure and protected.
Also, dogs may have learned through positive reinforcement that sitting on their feet will provide them with some rewards like petting, treats, or attention.
It’s also worth noting that some breeds or individual dogs may have a more pronounced need for physical contact than others, this could also be a reason why they sit on your feet.