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Thanks to Susan for dropping him over yesterday, and for looking in on him again today. Bailey isn’t a bit of trouble, a very friendly chappie and a pleasure around the house. He settled down last night with just the smallest of a whimper and then slept through the night. We’re working on his lead training because he is a bit headstrong when he’s out and about.
DSC01878.JPGThis little fella is just gorgeous!!
He is a real smiley, happy chappie and his tail wags constantly. I was delighted to meet him yesterday and it was lovely to see him so happy and settled today. A real gem! Oh I am SO glad that this has happened – delighted for Bailey and THRILLED for Kevin and all the family.
Bailey looked at home the minute he stepped in the door and I know he will have the happiest "happy ever after"!!! Best of luck to all and have a great Christmas. Big hug to Bailey.
Susan Bailey has made himself right at home and claimed prime spot in front of the fire!
Thanks to all the volunteers who helped over the last couple of weeks.
DSC01893.JPGJust a quick update on Bailey, he enjoyed a busy Christmas with a couple of trips down the country, having a few beach runs in Wicklow and getting wet and mucky in the woods in Galway
which he thoroughly enjoyed!
He has settled in back at home now after all the excitement.
DSC00468.JPGHere’s the latest picture of Bailey – he graduated on Saturday from King of Paws at the DSPCA. I’ve no connection with them, but we would have to recommend them to anyone. The trainers are amazing, and the progress that all the dogs made in just 5 weeks was great.
Bailey is quick on the uptake and is sitting, lying, rolling over, jumping, staying and so much more on command. Really importantly his recall and loose leash walking have improved greatly too, so he is much easier to manage when we’re out.
Kevin and co.
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