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Lucy is still progressing at the mo…She is getting 6grams of protein per day now and this has kept her symptoms really under control, its so brilliant and such a relief, as she puts on weigh her protein and amount increases. She also has a lot more energy now she’s no more symptoms and a bit of weight on her and can run up the stairs
will play little games with me and she’ll bite my hands now and use her paws to play, she barks every morning when she see’s me and this morning OH let her out to loo and I came down the stairs so she’d not seen me yet and she ran up the garden to the back door, it was so cute and the fastest I’d seen her move. She’s even giving kisses to my other dogs I’m so happy to hear that Little Lucy is doing well. I have a bichon myself called Louis & cant understand how anyone could have dumped her,poor little thing. I logged on and gave a little to help with her costs & will log onto this site to continue to read about her progress.
xxThat is just wonderful news…she sounds like she is making great progress…I just can’t imagine the sad sick little girl I saw just over a week ago being able to do all that. Well done Laura and Lucy…
Lucy is doing very well, she had her first kong tonight:
Hey where you going with my kong:
I’ve to sit on my bed for it:
Tucking in:
Go Away I’m Busy:
Charlie has a go on the bed with his kong:
Lucy & Jodie cuddle up for the night:
Lucy has her check-up in UCD tomorrow @ 11am
Fingers crossed they are happy with her progress! She’d a bit of a set back on Monday she was a sick, but she’s bounced back anyway. I just came home from the vets with Charlie and she was stomping her teeny feet on the mat and barking and growling at me to say HI fingers crossed for Lucy tomorrow..she looks great!! well done..a different dog now..she has got big!!
you didnt happen to have lucy n dundrum shopping centre last night did you? i saw a family carrying the tiniest bichon i have ever seen
Very well done on the progress of the little Lucy. As in life, there are dogs that are luckier than others…..If Lucy would have fell in the wrong hands, it could have been possible that she would have lost her life….both for her illness and the fact that for some people it would have been easier, quicker and cheeper to put her to sleep.
But look at her…..feeling better and almost getting there….of course with the great help of Laura and all the people around her.No that wasn’t us in Dundrum
She’s not that adventurous yet though she did play with Jodie for the first time today.We saw a little tiny Bichon today ! Who I know wasn’t Lucy as her name was Jess, but We immediately thought Of little Lucy!
Maybe was the same dog We saw a little tiny Bichon today ! Who I know wasn’t Lucy as her name was Jess, but We immediately thought Of little Lucy!
Maybe was the same dog No not her either, we’ve not left the house
We are having a lazy Sunday, still in PJ’s cuddled on the sofa, heating blasted and fleecy blankets all round
will play little games with me and she’ll bite my hands now and use her paws to play, she barks every morning when she see’s me and this morning OH let her out to loo and I came down the stairs so she’d not seen me yet and she ran up the garden to the back door, it was so cute and the fastest I’d seen her move. She’s even giving kisses to my other dogs 
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