Mr. Bunny, you have just made the biggest mistake of your life.
Just seeing the pictures brought a lump to my throat.
It has been 7-8 years now and we both still grieve for ours.
I have lost friends and family that I never bonded with as close as we did to that dog, we had to go out a buy a California King size bed as she insisted on sleeping on the foot of the bed. This was the only thing we ever allowed to do on her own.
Our Vet was a God send for us, when we first got her, he sat hubby and I down and asked what we knew of the breed.
I was use to big dogs but not this breed and Doc. really helped out.
Best advice he gave us was to NEVER play any kind of game like tug a war with her, the very first time she wins the game she will have it set in her mind that we were not Alpha completely and would work out ways to get her way through strength. When dog was full grown hubby could wrestle with her on the ground and she all ways let him win. She did not know she could win so no blood or gore.
Please keep us posted on her journey to adult hood, you are in for a ride and the love of your life.
Pay attention if your dog begins to act differently, mine began to lick my shin in the same place and I found when she headed butted me there and had an ex ray, that I had a large cell tumor growing on the bone.
Was this just coincidence or could she smell the chemical changes in my leg ???? Never knew why she head butted me, no reason, just knocked me off my feet one day. She saved my leg and perhaps my life.
what is his/her name ????
