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Wow little Daisy looks fantastic and soooooo cute.
She is a credit to her foster Mom for looking after them so well.
You would be hard pressed to find pups as well rounded and adjusted
Ah Daisy is just the maddest little pup. She has so much energy for the size of her. She is always the last to wind down for sleep time. She just can’t stay still at all, but has to be exploring.
She adores running around the garden, and as the smallest pup, she can get in between pots where the others can’t get her! Then she comes charging out and the chasing begins.
I can’t get photos (but boy have I tried) as they just don’t stay still long enough.
Dolly started barking in the garden yesterday when the pups were with her and she frightened the life out of them (yes, even Daisy)
They all came bounding into the kitchen and ran for the door to get back into their own room. Dolly knows how to get them back to bed. 
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IMG_1363.JPGOK Daisy is furious
– her profile has slipped to page 2 and she’s livid! She said she wouldn’t have minded so much if she was a page 3 girl, but page 2 was just nothing.
At first she was being really rude (see photo below) to her foster Mum for letting this happen. Then she went out whinging to Dolly who really couldn’t care less and found it hard to pretend otherwise.
Finally Daisy decided that maybe it’s partly her fault as she never stays still to get a photo taken
. She tried really hard to sit for a few seconds beside her new ball. We were all very pleased with the change in her attitude.
Daisy would love to have her forever home……
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IMG_1422.JPGDaisy had her check up at the vet today. She got a clean bill of health and lots of lovely comments from the staff.
Daisy is now ready to go to her forever home. She is up to date with her worming, vaccinations and she is microchipped. She weighed in at 2.4kg today – still the smallest of the 3 pups. Daisy was 8 weeks old last Friday.
When Daisy got home she told Dobby and Dixi that she ate the vet and showed them the only bone remaining. They were well impressed. Note: Mary the vet was unharmed during Daisy’s visit.
IMG_1376.JPGLittle Crazy Daisy went off to her forever home this morning. Her family have decided to keep the name Daisy and have ordered a little ID disc with a daisy on it for her.
Daisy has a Mam and Dad and a human sister and brother. She also has a fabulous doggy brother called Murph who is about 10 months old and also a rescue dog. Daisy and Murph had a big chase in the garden when we visited and I reckon they’ll be best of buddies.
Happy life to my last little pup to leave – stay crazy Daisy because you are beautiful as you are. Miss you already. Lots of love always. Foster Mam.xxxxxxxxxx
Image 9.jpgI got a lovely text from Fiona last night letting me know that Daisy had a super 1st day with her new family. Daisy and Murph chased each other around the garden and the house. Daisy ate all her food (and finished Murph’s
). She was sleeping on her Mam’s knee after all the excitement. They said they love their ‘crazy Daisy’. Well I’m getting spoiled rotten this week with lovely photos and updates of my foster puppies. Thanks a million it really means so much.
It’s so good to see her and Murph together. They look like a match made in heaven… Daisy still has her little crazy eye!! Loving the pink collar – wow has she outgrown her first collar already…..she’s obviously eating too much of Murph’s food. Thanks Fiona – she looks really happy and content. Daisy is growing up into a gorgeous little dog , we love her soo much . Here’s Daisy posing for the camera !
DA.jpgOh wow Daisy looks like a little Princess! Who’d have thought?
That’s a fabulous photo – very festive on the red sofa! I don’t know what you had to do to keep her posing for more than a nano second!!! Something I could never do. That’s made my Christmas (along with the updates of Rosie and Bailey.) Have a great Christmas guys and I hope Santa comes to all….Yvonne. xx
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