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  • May 19, 2013 at 4:08 pm in reply to: Lelia = Springer Spaniel approx 1yr*HOMED* #115587
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    Had breakfast al fresco this morning. Just over my operation (neutering) and Doc tells me I’m doing just fine. Had my stitches out yesterday and that silly cone off my head. Have put on over 3kgs in total and have gone up two dress sizes. Doc has told me to start eating a little less.

    Got a cut and colour recently and am feeling good about myself. Have decided to adopt the family I live with as they clearly wouldn’t be able to cope without me.

    I am really very grateful to Claire and Kay for minding me and finding me a new home and having the love and the courage to stand by me when nobody else cared. Thanks !!!!

    Lots of love Pippa (my new name) :D :D
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    April 1, 2013 at 7:34 pm in reply to: Lelia = Springer Spaniel approx 1yr*HOMED* #114781
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    Took my foster family out for a walk in the Dublin Mountains where there is still snow on the ground. Am probably at my best out in the countryside, where I can strut my stuff.

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    Lelia
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    April 1, 2013 at 9:30 am in reply to: Lelia = Springer Spaniel approx 1yr*HOMED* #114769
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    Jusst back from our morning run. Happy to run around the park without the lead. Had great fun :D :D .

    Came back home and having a rest in front of a warm radiator. barked for the first time in two weeks yesterday. Beginning to settle in very well.

    More later

    Regards Lelia
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    March 31, 2013 at 11:59 am in reply to: Lelia = Springer Spaniel approx 1yr*HOMED* #114757
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    Leila is doing very well and is settling in nicely. She is beginning to come out of her shell and enjoys walks twice a day, and plenty of food. She came for a long walk in the Dublin mountains on Friday in the snow and had a ball of a time. She was initially nervous of the walking group but quickly realised she was amongst friends. She loved the snow (and John’s ham sandwiches) and met plenty of other dogs. She is well socialised with other dogs and walks beautifully on the lead. Off the lead she quickly learned to come when called (doggy treats did the trick). Suitably tired she slept for the afternoon. Its now two weeks since she came to live with us and she is only now getting up the courage to leave her bed and wander around the house. She is in receipt of plenty of TLC from the kids and is keen to reciprocate. :) :) Will post pictures soon

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