Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Peek-a-Luna

It cracks me up when the pugs peer through the cutout on the back of the kitchen chairs. You really can't do anything in the kitchen without them knowing about it.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Tiny Swimmer

Luna isn't very fond of swimming, however, she is a wonderful swimmer. She is by far the best swimmer of the three. Not only can the girl swim, but she is quick! Swimming looks like it comes so natural to her, but yet it isn't really her thing.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Pug Legs

If my legs are ever stretched out, you can pretty much always find Henry laying like this. He loves to lay on my legs and have his belly rubbed. Luna squeezing in to lay on my feet is just icing on the cake. Luna is a lap dog for sure and she will wiggle herself onto any lap, leg or body part for that matter.

Friday, June 3, 2011

Belly Scratcher

One of the things that the ever so lady like Luna loves to do is scratch her belly in the grass. It is really quite a site to see as she scoots her belly back and forth on the grass. You only need to spend one day with Luna to realize there is nothing girly about her

Enjoy the weekend!

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Patches

In addition to her nose job, Luna also got a haircut last week.

They shaved a big spot on her back so they could inject dye for her CT Scan.

Overall, Luna is doing very well since her surgery. Her breathing is noticeably better. I am really surprised how much she already appears to have benefited from the breathing surgery.

Her shaky legs and troublesome neck appear to be about the same. It is hard to tell if the medicine is making much of a difference at this point. But, we are keeping a close eye on her so that we have lots to report to the neurologist when Luna goes back in a few weeks for her checkup.

Friday, May 27, 2011

Open Sesame

I think this is her way of asking us to open the blinds. You got to love the little girl!

Enjoy the weekend everyone!

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Home & Resting

Looney Tunes is back home and resting well. We are so happy to have her home.

We learned a lot with our appointment with the neurologist. Luna will be meds for the next two weeks and we are to keep her activity to a minimum, however, she doesn't have to be on bed rest. Luna can go for a short walk each evening, which should help keep her from bouncing off the walls.

It will be a few days before Luna is a 100% percent but so far she is doing well.