Insickness, you are only 30 mins from me, that will be brilliant. My Mum lives in Warwick Close - small world! I have spoken to LB about it, she said she tried to call you the other day but couldn't get through.
If you are picking up your little one on 29th then get LB to do the last vaccination and she can go on the pavements right away, we have to wait until 22nd March so I am trying to build up his energy by running around the garden.
Last night we tried the crate, he cried for 3 hours solid. I gave up at 1.30am and let him out. I laid on the floor on a sheepskin rug with him, he then started to shred the rug. I was so tired at this point that I put him in his bed (not in the crate) on the floor, covered him with a blanket and shut the door behind me. He slept soundly until 6.45am and I must add there was not one accident to greet me the next morning.
It has been a beautiful sunny day today, he has met two of the neighbours and I put him in his stripy jumper and we played in the garden using the clicker. To make him more interested in the treats I held his lunch off until after we had finished.
Today he has been in his bed in his playpen and only once squelched through the bars (I reckon by next week he will be too big to get through them).
The unconditional love is absolutely wonderful even though he is a bit stinky. He has had a bath yesterday and today I washed him as he stood in a poo (TMI I know). He is on Chudley's puppy food which I have been told isn't great for body smells and I have been sold another one which has less grain in it and I am changing him over slowly and looking forward to a boy that smells of roses. I have read that a totally raw food diet will eradicate any doggy odour but I am not sure I could cope with raw bones.
Anyone must go on check on my young charge who is snuggled up downstairs. Haven't got much housework or cooking done since he arrived!