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| This is Daisy at 6 weeks old, before we brought her home. |
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| She is a Lab-Bernese cross. If you look at her eyes here, you’ll see the look... the look of trouble. |
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| This is what happened the first time Daisy was left home alone. |
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| So we got her a dog bed... |
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| She preferred to eat it... and the wall... |
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| She was always left with toys and bones... |
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| But she still preferred the wall... |
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| Or her bed. |
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| So we bought her a kennel and made it comfy... |
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| But she ate that too. |
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| The Cone of Shame: deemed to stop ALL dogs from chewing wounds, but did that stop Daisy from chewing open her rear dew claw removal wounds on Boxing day resulting in a trip to the emergency vet. She chewed through the bandages, coated in bitter spray, and opened up staples, WITH THE CONE ON! |
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| And while I appreciate her way of letting me know I don’t have to vacuum up her hair any more... |
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| NOT a big fan of this... |
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| or this.... |
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| OR THIS!!!!!!!!! |
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| But... then THIS happens... |
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| And this... |
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| And this... |
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| And all is forgiven. |
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