After their naps or quiet time, all the dogs are more docile. They play quietly, wrestling with each other. They get into less trouble. Even Elwood is more mellow and less troublesome to Bandit since he landed in time-out. He passed his trial day after a shaky start.
Owners pick up their pets starting in the late afternoon.
They all want to know how their dog did that day and eagerly listen to verbal report cards. Ms. Molloy says as she spots Bandit about 5 p.m. The dog leaps up to peer at her over the gate. Once outside the gate, Bandit licks Ms. Molloy's face and yawns. She's ready to call it a day.