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Post by kim on Jan 14, 2008 16:29:41 GMT
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Post by Dee on Jan 14, 2008 22:18:01 GMT
Awww Kim, she is so cute!!! How was her first night? Your gonna have your work cut out for you now! ;D ;D
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Post by kim on Jan 15, 2008 12:21:09 GMT
Nights are brilliant Dee, can't hear a sound ..........she's in with Lowri ;D We had to buy a dog crate yesterday, I felt really wicked a tiny little pup in a great big cage, but it's to keep the other dogs and especially the cat, who seems to think she's a new breed of giant mouse, away from her.
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Post by Dee on Jan 15, 2008 12:49:08 GMT
LOL, bless her. We had Murphy in a crate when he was a pup. It was a godsend, no mess in the house and no chewing anywhere  I think they are a good idea, they give the pup a little bit of security, they feel safe in their little "house"  |
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Post by caz2 on Jan 17, 2008 22:29:35 GMT
Kim, Dolly is gorgeous. Is she settling in ok? They are adoreable when they are small arnt they? Hope your other two dogs are not feeling too left out with a new arrival in the house.
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Post by kim on Jan 18, 2008 21:08:50 GMT
She's settled in fine Caz, she's very confident and very, very greedy, I cannot believe how fast she's growing  The other two are like grumpy old women, they're putting up with her but letting her know the boundaries ;D The cat on the other hand seems to think she's some species of giant mouse - we are having to watch him as she's so small at the moment. |
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Post by caz2 on Jan 20, 2008 16:13:59 GMT
lol Aww bless her. You'll have to keep giving the other two plenty of love so they don't feel left out. Benny my Yorkie is the same. Whenever I'm talking to Alicia in babytalk and playing with her, Benny jumps up at my legs for attention, and then wants me to play, so I have to then do the same with him so he doesn't sulk. He thinks he's a baby as well. ;D She's settled in fine Caz, she's very confident and very, very greedy, I cannot believe how fast she's growing The other two are like grumpy old women, they're putting up with her but letting her know the boundaries ;D The cat on the other hand seems to think she's some species of giant mouse - we are having to watch him as she's so small at the moment. |
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Post by Dee on Feb 2, 2008 22:07:17 GMT
Hows Dolly getting on Kim? Is she well and truly settled now?
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Post by kim on Feb 3, 2008 11:23:56 GMT
She's fine Dee, even though she is a total pain in the arse (but she's worth it)!! The cat caught a bird last week and left it in the garden, we didn't know, Craig let Dolly out and she got hold of it. He chased her but she swallowed it whole  It didn't seem to do her much harm, neither did the mouse the cat kindly supplied her with last night My neighbours must have thought I'd lost it at 11.30 last night, running round the garden with a torch trying catch Dolly and prise a mouse out of its mouth - she's fast!!! Moog and Dixie are adjusting, although Dixie just stays in bed all day, but Moog is being really good. Likewise Furrkin, Dolly loves him and licks all over his face, he puts up with it for a while, then squashes her with his paw to let her know enough is enough...but she's discovered she can fit through the cat flap, much to the disgust of Furrkin!! She's grown massively, especially her ears - the dangle in her food so we are forever washing them. Dolly at 2 months:   Dopey dog got her head caught in one of the cat toys this morning ;D  |
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Post by Dee on Feb 3, 2008 14:16:42 GMT
LOL, eating birds and mice!!!! ;D ;D
She has changed so much already and looks so mischievous!!
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Post by caz2 on Feb 3, 2008 15:01:24 GMT
lol Kim, she sounds mad as a hatter. ;D I can't get over her eating a bird, and whole. She is very cute though. I bet she gets spoiled. Is her nose brown and white or is it the flash? lol I haven't seen that in a dog before. ;D Is Dixie quite old or just lazy? My dog Sam is like that. Only gets off the couch for food. ;D |
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Post by kim on Feb 3, 2008 15:09:23 GMT
Her nose is pink and brown , I don't know if it will stay like that though. We don't know how old Dixie is we sort of got landed with her about 9 years ago - we looked after her for a week whilst Jay's landlady went on holiday, she was very neglected which was terrible as the woman had got her from a rescue centre originally. When she came home she decided she didn't want Dixie any more and asked us if we wanted to keep her, if not she was going back to the rescue centre  We felt so sorry for the dog we kept her - we never planned on having three dogs!!! The vet doesn't know how old she is but said she is very old. Poor Dix, she must wonder what's hit her |
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The other two are like grumpy old women, they're putting up with her but letting her know the boundaries ;D The cat on the other hand seems to think she's some species of giant mouse - we are having to watch him as she's so small at the moment.
It didn't seem to do her much harm, neither did the mouse the cat kindly supplied her with last night 
We felt so sorry for the dog we kept her - we never planned on having three dogs!!! The vet doesn't know how old she is but said she is very old. Poor Dix, she must wonder what's hit her