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Monthly Archives: October 2014
what is she?
“What is she?”, they ask regarding Hairy One with some bemusement. Sometimes, feeling droll, I answer, “Ask her mother.” I often gaze at her and wonder how she came about. Such enormous ears and silky hair. Such … Continue reading
slowly, slowly catchee monkey…….
This morning we repeat yesterday’s itinerary. Will we get Isis walking in ‘her’ park today? Will she emerge from the car, eager to explore? No. I take photos of her would-be-friends, instead. There’s the noble Pyrenean Conchobhar (pronounced ‘Connar’) … Continue reading
we walk again …
Isis is very food orientated so it seems sensible to use this to advantage. She has been reluctant to leave the safety of the kitchen. Thus, on Monday when she is taken into the back garden she discovers treats … Continue reading
the terrible twos: problems with a Dentistix
Isis learns very quickly so it is easy for me to train her to do things which I do not want her to do. I should have learned from a very early incident. During her first week with me I … Continue reading
it’s very dangerous out there
Isis. Isis. What shall we do with you? Yesterday you walked gaily out of the front door and enjoyed an hour and a half long road walk. True, you were still reluctant to venture into the back garden without your … Continue reading
which of us needs training?
Well, life is full of surprises. Lead on, Isis walks out of the back door into the garden of her own volition. She’s not done this for five mornings. When her duty is done, I unclip her lead. Wow! She … Continue reading
these shoes were made for walking
The other day when I told the Polymath that I wouldn’t attempt to take Isis for a walk again until she asked, wise friend said that wouldn’t happen. Well …………. When I get up today, Isis is more confident. She … Continue reading
are we coming round?
At about three a.m. this morning Isis joined me on the futon. We both spent a peaceful night there. Perhaps she is beginning to trust me again. Today she ate normally in the kitchen. She spent most of the day … Continue reading