Update from Pixie

Hi Sarah and Paul

Photo as promised.  Pixie in the garden. 
Actually she may end up as “Patchy”, but
she’s happy and has settled well.

Regards

Michele and Richard

Update from Leah

Hi Paul and Sarah,

Leah's settled in really well....long walks and lots of play in the garden...loves a ball ......we've got her registered with the vet already....... she's a lovely little companion and rest assured she has a loving home....thanks for your help and good luck at Wiccaweys.
Regards
Janice and Colin walker

Update from Buddy

Hi Paul and Sarah, just message to say Buddy is doing fine, and getting lots of cuddles and tummy rubs, still a bit nervous at times, but we all adjusting to each other, he is a very clever dog. All the best to you both and your enlarged family. John and Brenda.

Update from Sailor

Dear Sarah and Paul,

It seems ages since Sailor won his Best in Show at the 
Corby Carnival!  It was a lovely day and real fun.  
Thank you!  

Sailor’s bark has improved big time and now he sounds 
like a normal dog most of the time.  We spent a week on 
the Broads on a boat which was great fun.  Toby was the 
first dog to fall in. Luckily everyone had life jackets.
Sailor seems to enjoy paddling but doesn’t appear to see 
the point in swimming. He has also realised what food is for.  
He is amazingly sneaky about nicking food and I caught him 
with a single biscuit out of the packet having left the rest 
intact on the table. 

A question about herding and nipping…. 
Sailor sometimes follows Bella around and nips her.  
I think maybe she reminded him of something in his past.  
We have responded by making sure Bella has lots of treats 
for him and is there with him when he eats.  He is much 
happier too when Bella comes out for walks.  His behaviour 
seems to be improving and I wonder what else we can do 
to help him?   His confidence seems to be improving and 
he tears across the fields with Toby and is much braver about 
exploring on his own.  Jemma is well and bimbling around, 
still enjoying walks.  It’s lovely at this time of year to go out 
blackberrying.

We have the campervan back!!! 2 years in the garage and 
now finally it has an engine that drives.  I hope we will come 
and see you all in Northamptonshire soon.

I hope you are all well and surrounded by lots of doggy love.

Best, 
Vicky

Update from Suki

Hi Paul and Sarah,    
Hope you and your dogs are all well and you are
managing to rehome plenty of rescued dogs.
Suki is now very well, after her bladder stone operation,
she is now running everywhere including up and down
the stairs and in the woods with her springer and whippet friends.  She has reached her target weight of 19kgs.
She is a really happy slim Suki.  We were hoping to do
some agility with her but our vet has found she has a dislocated rear leg, an old injury she has made a new
socket so suffers nothing, so agility is a no no. 
She loves our family barbeques, everyone loves her pretty face and gentle nature. So thank you again for picking her
for us.                 
Lots of love,
John and Rosemary Nicholls.

Update from Sheba

Hi I jus stowl thiz big boy ball. Ha ha ha!
I popped it and I take it home.. 
Mummy emptied my pool (bad mummy) 
The vet said no alod swim cos I have itchy arm pit.. Grrrrrr. 
I sit in pool look sad :( and she fill it up again! ha ha 
love 
Sheba xxxx

Update from Maddie

Swimming in the sea in wales and brings the ball back now. 
Steve and Julie