Re: Jenny

She certainly laps up the love, I haven't seen her alone since she arrived she's either on a lap, anyone that has a lap is fair play, or cuddled up or playing with Elsie and Betty. She's a lovely girl and we are very lucky to have her.

Re: Jenny

Glad she has settled in. Are you definitely keeping her?

I have a nightmare with one dog. Couldn't imagine having three!

Re: Jenny

Yes think I'd have riot on my hands if I said no now. I looked on on grace when I went to bed she's in a single with all three dogs packed around her a real tangle of child and dogs. I think she's found her forever home here.

Tbh three are no more difficult than two and two are easier IMO than one. All puppies are hard work though so hang on in there the good stuff is around the corner.

Re: Jenny

Julie, I love it that your fine girl is settling in tothe finer things in life.

Several members of my family, including my parents and I, have constructed steps with low rises so our elderly dogs can get on the beds and sofas. With all they have all gone through in their early lives, and their hips and backs aching with age, it gives me such pleasure to walk by and see them all stretched out on the comfortable beds, sofas, and chairs. It's guilty pleasure that I love giving them.

Re: Jenny

Three of the darlings has always worked well for us for nigh on 30 years now. We're at two now, and it feels 'different' but ok!

And yep, pups sure do keep you on your toes, but they pay it back in spades later!