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Brooke (now Lottie) came home with us today and we are delighted with her. She has explored the garden and christened it and had several naps! Thanks to Eddie and Mary for looking after her the last few weeks. We are looking forward to getting to know her over the next few weeks but we can tell already she is a really super little dog! Here are some photos of her first day with us……
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DSC01473.JPGOhh Im so happy you posted pics of lottie
brought a tears to my eyes I had such a soft spot for her and her for me. A few days after they were born, she latched onto me. From when her eyes opened she would run to the side of the crate every morning and cry until i picked her up. She was also the first and loudest pup in the morning. She had such a Yeeeeeeelp
She was the last pup i kissed goodbye before going to work knowing that they would be gone by the time i came home, Very sad. The day you collected her from Eddies, we were on our way to see them all before they went but we got lost and by the time i got there she had just gone. She is a very special little girl and I’m so happy she has a new loving home. Would love to see more updates on her in the future. Thanks again so much for posting this update, very emotional to see her again As promised a few new photos just for you Robbie. Enjoy!
Brenda.
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DSC01532.JPGWe have Lottie’s (Brooke’s) brother Burt (was called Blaze) he is a wonderful little guy, very good tempered and full of fun. Their mothers owners are my brother and his partner so we have known them since birth, we almost took your little one from the litter but decided on a boy. Lottie was affectionately called ‘socks’ when she was born because of her little white paws. Burt and her were the most alike. Vet tells us he is going to be big!
Thats amazing coz we picked your little guy out from the photos as the one we were most interested in but you had booked him already so we took Lottie. To be honest I was happy with that coz I had always had girls for the guide dogs.Lottie is great and exactly right for us. It’s nice to be able to see and hear about the rest of the litter too. Lottie has stayed very small and my vet says she expects her to be a small adult too. Burt must take after his daddy!!!
Lottie went on her first holiday last week to Duncannon Co. Wexford. The ‘sunny south east’ certainly lived up to its name. She really enjoyed fishing and rock-pooling and picnics.She had lots of nice walks and made some new friends. I thought she would be really unsettled in a new house but she took it all in her stride. Granny and Grandad were really impressed with their ‘furry’ grand-daughter and a great time was had by all!Here is to many more years of great holidays together.
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Little Lottie is going to be neutered on Thursday so hopefully all will go well and she wont be too sore after
She is coming on great and did very well at her recent obedience class at ‘Dog Training Ireland’.Mind you she forgets her manners sometimes and has to be reminded!!! Will post some recent photos at the weekend and an update on how the op went. Right now she is sound asleep on the couch…she had a very hard morning playing with her friends and chasing crows in Ardgillan… Thanks for the update, its great to hear how they are getting on
Don’t worry, the procedure is only minor and she will be back to herself in no time
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