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Well you look wonderful my dear and delighted to see you in all regalness in-front of your Christmas tress
Oh my Miss Indianna, you are quite the cad.
No, one cannot let the staff have time off, how else would one get ones every need catered for. No, in that photo I was merely dropping down to see how things were progressing for this evening supper. I think that it boosts morale when one pays the help some attention.
ta ta
Princess Siog
Greetings one and all,
I hope that you are all well, it is time for one to give ones update.
My daddy has told me that I have made fantastic progress over the last few months and is constantly telling me how proud that he is of me.
I have finally decided that fetch is not just a game for the boys and I have learned to chase the ball and bring it back, who would have thought that something so simple could be so much fun. I am now much faster than Harry which is a bit of disappointment to him. But to show no hard feeling I sometimes drop the ball back to him to bring back to daddy.I have also discovered that I really love mud baths, if I see a pool of mud I simply must jump in. This is normally followed by a swim in the river which is very refreshing, plus it is really improving my doggie paddle.
Daddy had a friends arrive from the US for a few days, I was so brave and didn’t run up the stairs when he arrived, (I don’t really do that with any stranger now, nobody will hurt me). We all went to some lovely places, I especially enjoyed glendalough.
That is all for now. Here is a rather splendid photo of me with my American friend.
Ta Ta for now
Princess Siog.
image.jpgGood morning Your Grace. One is clearly in splendid form
and so kind of you to let the flunky get the ball now and again . One must keep the staff happy You really are royality ….people flying in from the other side of the world to visit you …..special lady!
It has been one year since princess Siog came into our lives, I wouldn’t say that it has been the easiest of transitions. She arrived to us a very confused nervous little girl. Afraid of everything, lampposts, wheelie bins, litter. Her tail was constantly between her legs and would frequently wet herself with nerves.
A trip in the car would cause extreme anxiety with lots of drooling and vomiting.
She had no idea of how to play and she couldn’t run for more that 5 minutes.But with a lot of patience and love we got through the car sickness by just doing short trips with happy endings, I.e the local park etc.
Lampposts and bins are no longer an issue and she can now run for miles, she has even recently begun to play fetch.Thank you DID
It has been such a pleasure to see this frightened little girl become a fabulous princess. She is such and happy girl now and We are really really proud of her. Even Harry loves her and is very protective of her.
image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgWonderful to see the transformation from that frightened little puppy. Just goes to show what lots of love, compassion and patience can do
Well my dear, you have certainly had a year and much to deal with
Just look at you now, love the cushion you are resting your paw on, well, your whole leg actually and what is all the rolling around in a field about? Did one forget one’s skivvy had a camera? Happy days for you now, please stay in touch with us – the low life I thank you
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Did One forget One had given the kitchen staff the night orff? 
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and so kind of you to let the flunky get the ball now and again 
. One must keep the staff happy 
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Just look at you now, love the cushion you are resting your paw on, well, your whole leg actually and what is all the rolling around in a field about? Did one forget one’s skivvy had a camera? 
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