Barb B
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My daughter and I picked up Star yesterday morning, and she was perfect on the drive home. One little whine after a couple of minutes, then she just lay right down and went to sleep. It was only a 30 minute trip, so we had it quite easy compared to some of the recent trips to pick up puppies on this board. (Note to Ruby and Sydney - so very sorry, but Bruce kept an eagle eye on us throughout the pickup, and there was no hope of smuggling extra puppies out of there, I'm afraid...)
The first couple of times we brought Star out to go to the bathroom, she looked at us like we were nuts - I think the high temp yesterday was 18F. But, she seemed to realize that this nutty new family expected her to do her business on the frozen tundra, and she has gone exclusively outside. No joke! Of course, it's only been two days, but what a nice way to start out, at least!
Star is quite a cuddle-bug. She certainly fits the Cav temperament of wanting to be with her people. In fact, I think some velcro will be helpful in the coming days, I could just latch her on to my shirt and get some work done. But that's why we picked a Cavvie, so no complaints here.
Here's a few pictures:
"Well, this place is okay so far, at least there are toys"
"Excuse me, I don't think you understand. If there's a lap available, I'm supposed to be in it."
My sister-in-law and husband drove from 1-1/2 hours away to meet Star, and introduce her to her "cousin" Chaucer. He's three years old.
"Man, you can tell we're cousins. We look just alike!"
"Okay, I think I'll stay. They've figured out the lap thing pretty quickly. I think I can have them fully trained in no time."
I haven't done a very good job of commenting on other people's photos, but I really love seeing them! Hope everyone continues to show us their pictures.
The first couple of times we brought Star out to go to the bathroom, she looked at us like we were nuts - I think the high temp yesterday was 18F. But, she seemed to realize that this nutty new family expected her to do her business on the frozen tundra, and she has gone exclusively outside. No joke! Of course, it's only been two days, but what a nice way to start out, at least!
Star is quite a cuddle-bug. She certainly fits the Cav temperament of wanting to be with her people. In fact, I think some velcro will be helpful in the coming days, I could just latch her on to my shirt and get some work done. But that's why we picked a Cavvie, so no complaints here.
Here's a few pictures:
"Well, this place is okay so far, at least there are toys"
"Excuse me, I don't think you understand. If there's a lap available, I'm supposed to be in it."
My sister-in-law and husband drove from 1-1/2 hours away to meet Star, and introduce her to her "cousin" Chaucer. He's three years old.
"Man, you can tell we're cousins. We look just alike!"
"Okay, I think I'll stay. They've figured out the lap thing pretty quickly. I think I can have them fully trained in no time."
I haven't done a very good job of commenting on other people's photos, but I really love seeing them! Hope everyone continues to show us their pictures.