She is the last of Pearl's puppies and funnily enough was the first to come out. The first to open her eyes, grow teeth, venture out of the den...you get the picture. There were only 2 dark coloured puppies and one of them died in the first week. All the other puppies have been rehomed, and we will take her to Gongyi dog park on Sunday to see if we can find a loving home for her too.
I will be so sorry to see her go. She's got so many of Pearl's physical characteristics, even down to her operatic whine, especially as she has started crate-training! She is a wonderfully destructive force and it is common for Caroline to come home and find a magazine shredded all over the floor or some kind of mess.
Adorable isn't she?
by Honey
So I got a call today from one of the new owners who took one of the puppies....our littlest girl. She said she was too busy to keep her and that she was sick and thin. So I managed to get our friend Stan to set up a meeting with the lady. We arrived at her house and she showed me the puppy. She is just a bag of bones.....my poor little girl. So thin, with ear infections and skin problems. Apparently the grandmother and grandfather didn't take well to the puppy and she cried if she was kept alone in her cage. She said that she fed her enough but when I got her home the first thing I did was feed her and she was starving! I've had to stop feeding her cos she'll make herself ill. Poor thing....she's so malnourished and underweight. She's also dehydrated and very, very cold. The heating pad is out for her. I'm glad the woman called me. There's no excuse for letting a dog get this thin, especially when it s obviously so hungry. Will take her to the vet tomorrow and get her looked over. Myrtle's happy to have her back anyway!
