What’s keeping Urvashi busy?

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Updated At : 12:59 PM Apr 04, 2020 IST

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Urvashi Dholakia’s dog, Jaegar, has been keeping her on her toes throughout this home quarantine phase. With free time on hand now, Urvashi has been spending quality time with Jaegar, who is loving all the attention.

Besides all the fun and games, Urvashi has also been ensuring that he stays fit by regularly consulting a vet.

Urvashi shares, “Jaegar keeps us occupied. He is so pampered that we are his official doorman. He can’t stay in one room for long and wants to visit every room. So, we all have to oblige by opening the door and letting him out turn by turn except for my mom. She is the mother queen and if she asks him to leave the room, he does so quietly. It’s truly a vision! We are the mere mortals, who have to make sure that King Jaegar’s needs are being fulfilled.”

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