Hattysattic
VFG Secretary
This is a bit of a grainy pic I'm afraid, as I don't have photoshop on this computer so couldn't lighten it up any.. hope you can see!
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I'll take a better one soon. We went to the RSPCA kennels on Friday afternoon, but explained that we were looking for a few weeks hence as we are going away next week - but usually a homecheck would mean that we had to wait possibly longer than that to bring the dog home.
I didn't think we would end up with a puppy but this terrier cross had found a home - but it had been cancelled. It was the last of a litter and Sue who was in charge of the rescue was worried about her becoming a kennel dog if she was there much longer. So we waited for a call to arrange the homecheck and out of the blue they called around this morning. I rang to tell Sue that we'd passed and all was OK, and she asked if we could maybe come and get her today, and that she would gladly have her back for the week we are away free of charge as she had her in the office with her lately anyway to get her out of the kennel.
So Molly is home, Jumble is in love and has let her eat first which is hilarious as she is tiny. He also displayed some dominant (some may say amorous, although he has no functioning bits these days poor soul so all a bit fruitless) behaviour and she had him in check straightaway. Now he is whistling as she has gone next door to be introduced without him.
I was worried that Jumble would feel left out so have been trying to be overly nice to him - but he just ignores me and follows her around like a, well, a puppy again even though he's pushing 7!
So chaos reigns supreme as ever in our house! But I like it like that.. ;)
(hang on it didn't resize!)
try again..
I'll take a better one soon. We went to the RSPCA kennels on Friday afternoon, but explained that we were looking for a few weeks hence as we are going away next week - but usually a homecheck would mean that we had to wait possibly longer than that to bring the dog home.
I didn't think we would end up with a puppy but this terrier cross had found a home - but it had been cancelled. It was the last of a litter and Sue who was in charge of the rescue was worried about her becoming a kennel dog if she was there much longer. So we waited for a call to arrange the homecheck and out of the blue they called around this morning. I rang to tell Sue that we'd passed and all was OK, and she asked if we could maybe come and get her today, and that she would gladly have her back for the week we are away free of charge as she had her in the office with her lately anyway to get her out of the kennel.
So Molly is home, Jumble is in love and has let her eat first which is hilarious as she is tiny. He also displayed some dominant (some may say amorous, although he has no functioning bits these days poor soul so all a bit fruitless) behaviour and she had him in check straightaway. Now he is whistling as she has gone next door to be introduced without him.
I was worried that Jumble would feel left out so have been trying to be overly nice to him - but he just ignores me and follows her around like a, well, a puppy again even though he's pushing 7!
So chaos reigns supreme as ever in our house! But I like it like that.. ;)
