A Puppy! - Page 2

junetta · 15-08-2007, 22:32

Well, here she is. We've named her Clio and she will be ready to leave her mum during the next week or so. She is SO lovely and I can't wait.

Sorry, it appears that the pic was bigger than the limit..........back to the drawing board!!

slinky · 15-08-2007, 22:51

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Originally Posted by junetta

As you all know, I lost my eleven year old Jack Russell six weeks ago and I miss him so much.

My initial choice was never to have a dog again, but as time has gone on I feel so lonely without a waggy tail and lots of kisses. The house is empty with no-one to greet me when I come home.

I've arranged to meet a girlie spaniel tomorrow lunchtime and if all goes well, she'll be moving into our house in a week or so. She was born the day after Topsie left me and I sort of think he sent her to look after me.

Am I being daft or do you think he sent her in my direction?

No I don't think your daft!! My mum had to have her dog put to sleep a couple of month's ago and she was distraught. When the dog put her to sleep, he was chatting with my mum and she said " I won't ever get another dog, because there won't be any like lady"........ the vet said " I bet I will see you in a couple of month time with a new dog, because owners don't find good dogs, good dogs find good owners..."

Yep you guessed it, 4 weeks later she came home from Hyndburn stray dogs home with a puppy

cashman · 15-08-2007, 22:53

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Originally Posted by junetta

Well, here she is. We've named her Clio and she will be ready to leave her mum during the next week or so. She is SO lovely and I can't wait.

Sorry, it appears that the pic was bigger than the limit..........back to the drawing board!!

good un june,you wont regret it.

mez · 16-08-2007, 08:21

great news , bet you can't wait, she won't replace your other but will still melt your heart too ....

junetta · 23-08-2007, 23:39

She moved in on Wednesday. We are completely wrecked as it's just like having a new born child....one that bites!! I'm thinking of asking someone in England to send over some Calpol!

The cycle is....eat, drink, bite mummy, piddle, poo, bite mummy, sleep.

She's now lying by my feet and one would think how lovely she is. Fair enough, but if I even dare think to move a toe.......more blood!

The most annoying thing is that I offer all this love, clean up her mess and who does she love most? DADDY!

shillelagh · 23-08-2007, 23:51

Typical isnt it June - the blokes always get the easy bit!!! lol Glad you've finally got her though.