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Monthly Archives: November 2014
that was a good week that was
Sunday Another enjoyable walk in Highbury Park. It’s hard to believe that it is only two weeks since our first ‘perfect walk’ there (November 16th) and that it wasn’t until the following Tuesday that Isis and I began to … Continue reading
night fright
In the summer when she first came Isis had no problem with popping out in the garden on her own for a pre-bedtime pee. For several weeks now though she has been fearful of the dark. One night I … Continue reading
a day in the life of a dog
A much calmer day today. One might almost call it normal – almost. Isis elected to sleep downstairs last night. Perhaps she needed her own space to recover from last night’s frenzy. I go downstairs in my lovely new … Continue reading
Posted in twirling, walking in the park
Tagged blind dog Isis, blind/deaf dog, deaf/blind dog's day
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I’m all shook up
Thursday Tonight Isis has been acting very strangely. She has been lying on the futon, head on my knee, looking relaxed. But every ten minutes or so, for no apparent reason, she has growled menacingly for a minute or more … Continue reading
Posted in self-harming, strange behaviour
Tagged blind dog Isis, blind dog's aggression, blind/deaf dog
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two bad legs
Wednesday Now, both of these sexy – or not – lower legs have been attacked. And both by the same set of little white teeth. I am not concerned about the human wound. It was inflicted accidentally nearly three … Continue reading
I feel silly in this
Tuesday Hrrumph! Winter indeed. Codswallop! Isis came from the Aeza cat and dog rescue and adoption centre in Aljezur, Portugal. For information about adopting an animal from the centre, contact kerry@aeza.org or www.dogwatchuk.com
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kongs, bins and pigs
When I asked for ideas for playthings for Isis, Kerry suggested packing a kong with smooth peanut butter. But when I go to my local shop today they only have the crunchy variety. Inanely, I buy a jar of … Continue reading
I don’t have anything to play with
Because Isis is able to see only light and shadows and cannot hear enough to follow sounds, I struggle to find playthings which engage her. I think that she is missing out, so would be grateful for any ideas. … Continue reading
Posted in deaf/blind dog, deaf/blind dog plays, Isis is no angel
Tagged a toy for deaf/blind dogs, blind/deaf dog, tasty, yum
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parks are for walking in
Our delightful walk in Highbury Park last Sunday feels like a new beginning. And all the getting in and out of the car seems to have helped as Isis now leaves the car eagerly whenever I open the door. … Continue reading
brrr it’s cold down here
For a while I have been concerned that Isis may not be warm enough downstairs when the heating goes off at night. Both Dogwatch UK and Hannah, who did my home-check, warned me that Spanish dogs feel the cold … Continue reading