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This little baby is in foster with Susan who will update soon
20140723_152753 (2).jpg20140723_153125.jpgThis little sweetheart arrived to us on Wednesday and what a pet she is.
She is teeny tiny and has a massive dose of lap fever!!! She is constantly on a lap or tucked under someone’s arm here and she LOVES it. That said, although she must feel like she has been teleported into the Land of the Giants here, she has started to move around the floor much more confidently and yesterday, she even started to play with the toys that are strewn around. Someone docked her tail but she wags her little stump FURIOUSLY when any of us come in or call her over. She is eating well, sleeping well and is intensely curious about everything that is happening.
I don’t reckon she will be very big when she is fully grown – she has a dainty little head with huge ears!!
Daisy will be wormed, microchipped and receive her first vax before she is homed. She is a real little darling! Well our little Daisy duck is coming on in leaps and bounds – the most apt description ever as she is one of life’s little bouncers!!
She literally bounces her way through life and gains some height for her tiny stature!!! Other dogs, feet, legs, ANYTHING available is used for leverage when she has her heart set on some lofty seat or lap or . . . . Daisy is a little doll who loves her playtime, her naptime and just recently found her voice which is her third love! She adores playing with a ball which is always a great way of keeping an unwalkable puppy entertained. Confidence growing by the day, she patiently awaits her very own happy ever after. Maybe it’s you. . . DSCN0600.JPGJust a quick update on our little babe. Daisy has shown herself to be not just cute as a button but very intelligent and quick to learn. She knew her name and responded to it in 24 hours, she has learnt to sit and wait for her treats and titbits without any instruction and she has learned her place in the pack here – she knows who she needs to be wary of and who she can push to the limits (cue Mollie and Sam as usual!!!
). On the name front, we have started to sing the oul’ camáile song "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do" to her and now, the second she hears the first bar, she comes tearing over to the singer with her little stump of a tail wagging furiously!! I keep waiting for her to grow but, so far, there has been no sign of it so I reckon she will be a small enough dog – with the inevitable HUGE personality!!! We are enjoying her immensely! DSCN0606.JPGPoor little Daisy took a trip to the vet today to be vaxed and microchipped!
She was extremely brave (especially considering the microchip syringe was almost as big as her head!!! ). So she is on her way to being a grown up little lady. Very proud of her! DSCN0608.JPGThe green eyes have NOTHING to do with her vax. . . . . just in case anyone feels like we have revisited Planet of the Apes!!!
All the camera’s fault!!!!! DSCN0605.JPGHi – is Daisy around children at all? I have two daughters – 8 and 10 as well as two kittens. This little bundle looks so gorgeous and I think she’d be perfect in our house. Could we meet her?
Thanks, Fiona.Well our darling little Daisy went off to her forever home today!
It’s always a day of mixed emotions but May fell in love with her on sight and I know she will be really happy.
Daisy never really grew during her 6 or so weeks with us – she chased a magpie out on the walk that was way bigger than her!! So May wanted a small pocket rocket dog and that is DEFFO what she got.
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