Freyr was not frustrated. If there was one thing he learned within minutes of getting Bogart, it was that acting out in frustration really just made the dog even less likely too cooperate. It had to be made worth his while to want to do something. Sometimes it was just easier to pick the dog up and move him to where Freyr wanted him to be. That didn't mean he gave up from trying.

Which was why he was out on the pavement in front of his house in the sunshine trying to convince Bogart, who was flopped down lazily on the ground, that he should get up and try to standing on the skateboard. Bogart was clearly not interested in doing anything that didn't involve laying right where he was. His legs were splayed out flat, ( his eyes were closed and he was trying to not listen to Freyr calling to him. )