Monroe Update

oh this is so wonderful i’m so happy for her.

What good news!  Thanks for the update.  I am sure she will have no trouble finding her forever home!

How wonderful that Monroe is doing so well and three cheers again to Corrine for rescuing her.
I noticed in the pictures that someone has nibbled on the wood trim molding. I have two spots like that in my house—-I call them souveniers from past pups.

Sue VDB: Great that Annie is doing well, I’m sure everyone just loves her. My Ruby Claire is a pistol at home but very laid back at social class. She sits and observes. Too soon to tell how Poppy Lorraine will be at class.

She is SO pretty!!!!  What a lucky dog!

So glad that Monroe is doing so well. She is beautiful. So grateful there are people like Corrine and Auntie M to save animals. God Bless!!!!

Sue ~ So glad to hear Annie did well at social time. Pugs are funny how different yet how similar they are.

We have our special house guest this week ~ Susie Dog the doxie. She is snoozing quietly now.

Pug Hugs to all from Bella, Susie Dog & me

I’m so happy to read about Monroe, and how she’s settling into her foster home!  She really is a beautiful girl!  I did notice in the second pic that the door frame has a bit of chewing that’s gone on.  I hope that’s not Monroe’s doing!  I noticed it because we’ve had our share of chewing damage go on in our houses over the years!  Who would ever think dogs would chew on such places, but they do!!!

Corrine, good for you for caring so much!!!

bottom photo, a cheesecake pose.  So cute.  And, so nice to hear about Monroe.  She probably thinks she died and went to heaven.  yea for Auntie M.

Sue VDB. Annie calm, eh?  Sounds like she’s a bit of the devil.  Isn’t it surprising that the pugs can have such different personalities?  But then my sons are all very different from one another so I guess it shouldn’t be a surprise after all.  Isn’t it nice to have people remember and comment on Romeo.  That sweet little boy. He was your treasure.  And now you have Annie…lord love a duck.

Mary, I have read somewhere that dogs live in the moment and have no regrets.  I think there’s a fallacy in that thinking, but it takes away our sorrow of remembered pain in the past.  What does anyone think?

sue, thanks for asking about Georgie.He’s good and so anxious to be a canine pincushion on Friday.  I’m hoping this is the answer. I did watch Georgie today getting up from his nap and I swear he was limping on his back right leg.  I’m probably seeing things because I’m nervous about this.  Sue, did Romeo just stand still for the needles?  Or did he have some sort of calming agent beforehand?

Huckle, Romeo was great with acupuncture.  The only time he flinched at all was when they did his paws, and that was only because he did NOT like his paws messed with.  He stood perfectly still.  No, he did not need anything to calm him down.  The acupuncture does a great job of that.

Don’t be nervous.  You will be amazed how relaxed Georgie is after his treatment. In fact, I am going to call Dr. Rowe tomorrow.  Minnie has been having a lot of problems with her back legs.  My current vet wants me to make an appointment with a neurologist, but I think I will consult Dr. Rowe first to see if he thinks acupuncture might be better. I trust him completely.

Sorry this comment in being sent to the past, but the intertubes were broken for a while.
I have a picture of my pugger doing the EXACT. SAME. THING. at home. Really, the only difference is his head is tilted about halfway between sideways and upside-down. ♥ᵜ♥