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From Rogers mammy
Blog on Roger
Oh Happy days.We have finally adopted the indomitable ,unpredictable, adorable roger.He seems to have settled in very well with the Hooper family.
Roger has a big problem with seperation.He canot bear me to leave him and growls and yowls and goes completely hysterical.To solve this I go out front door one day the back door the next day and if any neighbours see me going out the bedroom window one of these days they will say I finally lost it
He is so intellegent about food,which is my husbands job–he yowls at hih and leads him to fridge or press for his breakfast or dinner. Only problem is he is putting on a little weight , like the rest of us.
At nightime he sleeps on couch and my husband wraps him up in his blanket. When I come in in the morning he i still all wraped up,like a baby —so adorable.
Not so adorable when my friends visit.He seems to sense their fear a mile off and takes great joy in terrorising them with his howling and growling.Some of them are short of jumping up on table or chairs.
These are but a few of his antics as we say he is work in progress. We are going forward.Will let you know of his progress in further blogs. Marie
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rog5.JPG From Pookies new family Just a quick note to let you and everyone at DID know that ‘Princess’ (who has since changed her name to ‘Pookie’) has settled in to family life in Dun Laoghaire wonderfully.
She has stolen the hearts of every family member and is our other dog Elmo’s very best friend as well as ‘partner in crime’!Attached is a photo taken last friday with Pookie and Elmo sharing a bone. More like a tug of war.
Pookie hardly barks at all any more. She’s too busy having fun and playing with Elmo.
princess.JPGThis little lady has gone off to live with her forever family, by the sea
Looking forward to updates 
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