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She is a very cheeky, fun little thing alright. She is all personality to be sure and very ‘BUSY’. Never a dull moment any more.

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Lottie went on her first holiday last week to Duncannon Co. Wexford. The ‘sunny south east’ certainly lived up to its name. She really enjoyed fishing and rock-pooling and picnics.She had lots of nice walks and made some new friends. I thought she would be really unsettled in a new house but she took it all in her stride. Granny and Grandad were really impressed with their ‘furry’ grand-daughter and a great time was had by all!Here is to many more years of great holidays together.
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Thats amazing coz we picked your little guy out from the photos as the one we were most interested in but you had booked him already so we took Lottie. To be honest I was happy with that coz I had always had girls for the guide dogs.Lottie is great and exactly right for us. It’s nice to be able to see and hear about the rest of the litter too. Lottie has stayed very small and my vet says she expects her to be a small adult too. Burt must take after his daddy!!!

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I can’t believe Bosco still has not found his forever home. I have one of his sisters and they are fab little dogs. She has such a sweet nature and is fantastic with the kids. She loves her walks and her cuddles on the couch.She is also great with other dogs and has lots of doggie friends already. It is hard to believe she is only 12 weeks old she is so settled and calm. Good luck Bosco. We hope you find your forever home really soon. Your sister says ‘woof woof’.

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As promised a few new photos just for you Robbie. Enjoy!

Brenda.
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Well she is doing great Robbie. My heart was breaking for you reading the message you left. I myself did fostering for the guide dog association for the last three years so I know how heart breaking it is to give them up and how you worry about them and how they are doing. That is how we ended up taking Lottie..we just could not go through losing another dog.
She had her injections last Thursday and her kennel cough too…you never know who you are rubbing noses with!!.She is having great fun in the park with my friends two golden retrievers. They are 3 and 5 but are so gentle with the her. She is fearless of the big dogs and is totally shattered when she gets back. She has doubled in size since she got here and is eating well. We are totally in love with her. I will post more photos next week for you to see.

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Lottie is doing great. She has settled in well and is really starting to show us her personality! She is clean and dry at night and the house training is going very well too. After an initial slowness to eat her eating is now great and she is even ‘helping’ me to get the food at meal times. She had her first pigs ear today. For some strange reason it had to be growled at and barked at and pounced on a few times before she actually started to chew it but now its her most favourite thing in the world and is carried around with great pride!! She gets more injections next week and then I am looking forward to getting out and about a bit more with her…although she is greatly enjoying surveying the world at the moment from mammy’s arms!!

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Brooke (now Lottie) came home with us today and we are delighted with her. She has explored the garden and christened it and had several naps! Thanks to Eddie and Mary for looking after her the last few weeks. We are looking forward to getting to know her over the next few weeks but we can tell already she is a really super little dog! Here are some photos of her first day with us……
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