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I know you are one of the busiest women on the planet but I was wondering how the DID Six had settled in. Have they started destroying your home yet? Has Carol woken up from a decent sleep yet and did she finish all the chocolate?
A great decision made by another fantastic foster family. I am delighted for Timmy and Cody. Take care of your family and enjoy your lives. Great to hear from you Wilbur. You were just too close to page two for my liking. I am happy that you are eating well, that is very important. You have to keep that gorgeous coat of yours in tip top condition 
. You are like a fabulous little teddy bear 
. Its nice to have doggie pals isn’t it? Nothing wrong with being a bit selective, you want true friends and they are out there. Its just as important to have a nice family to sit with AND you watch TV. Smart little dog. Don’t tell anyone but I think you are great along with the DID Six and the little GSD girl, she is also gorgeous. Please stay in touch Wilbur, its very good to hear from you. Be good now and take care . Let the barking begin!!! I think Kathy now has the force (in the shape of 6 wonderful little puppies) with her. Enjoy a decent night’s sleep Carol and I now lie in wait for more up-dates and images of the DID Six. Its lovely to be able to put names to little JRT forms. I must say they are very well named, I hope their future families keep their names – I would!!! Give them another 3 weeks and they will be all over the place, up curtains, down holes and everwhere in between. I wonder how much damage all six could do at the same time to a chair or a carpet. Quite a lot I suspect, they will want to kill everything. Oh, its a very exciting time now that they will start to explore and find things like shoes or a hoover. They will be a bit alarmed until they muster their courage and be brave enough to ‘tackle’ whatever it is they have found. Just wait until they start barking!!! I am making myself smile at the thought of them barking, little bottoms in the air, front legs stretched out so they can pretend they are nearer an object than they really are and can run away in a split second just in case. Love the up-dates and Carol get yourself a big bar of chocolate and a very big box of tissues for tomorrow, I will be thinking of you, you are a star.
Wow! Two peas in a pod. They were certainly meant to be together. Bosco is doing a good job of looking out for ‘his’ children. A nice, happy ending for a splendid little dog, you are splendid too Coco. Fantastic to see the DID Six getting torn into some food. Who is the puppy with her legs all over the dish, as if to say, ‘its all mine, get off’ . Who was using the spoon to eat with, very polite! I know Domino and Daisy have the patches, can you identify the others. They look in very good condition, they are 3 weeks old today, are they or is it four? I should really just look back to the first posting and get that answer myself. I am sure Nellie would love a little pal to bring up in the ways of Nellie . Teaching proper cat and bird chasing, what to do to get treats and how to charm the pants off everyone. She would be a very good teacher! Hello Wilbur, how are you getting along? I like your most recent photo, that is a very quick about turn you are performing. Thank you Carol, I would love to be with you and the SIX at these happy (mucky) times. I can ‘see’ it all happening with your wonderful descriptions. I am so glad Miss Daisy was one of the first to taste solid food, what a spirit, she is destined for greatness I think. It fairly makes my heart jump when I see a new message relating to the DID six. Will you be able to visit them when they move onto the next bit of their journey? I do feel for you. Foster people are great. I have said before, I could never do it. I wouldn’t be able to do the parting bit, even if they are still and always will be under the care of the great DID team. Bubs, what big paws your have – not really but you do have lots of freckles and a pair of spectacles! Your ‘spectacles’ make you look very well read. Its great to have caught up with you and Pax. I love the image of you in your coat , it suits you. You clearly had a lovely holiday and your first swim, brave little dog. I am very happy to see you have a great family, look after them. Please drop in to saya hello now and again, nice to hear from you and you are as cute ever. 
You will miss them for sure but that golden thread that connects to home can never be broken. Whoever adopts them will have to keep you informed of their antics. Enjoy sleep, its a great thing, you will feel like a new woman. I wonder if the person who dumped the puppies ever thinks about them, I sort of think they must. All very odd but they did put them in a good place. Why they just couldn’t have knocked on your door and asked for your help is beyond me. Doesn’t matter, the puppies are good and will be cared for, that is all that matters. What a massive difference between the first images of two scared little dogs to the two content (safe) little dogs. Very nice to see.
How are you going to convince Daisy dog that antibiotic tablets are a good idea? Excellent news that she is home where she belongs, bit of a scare though.
