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Oh my goodness. I think I have the best puppy in the whole world! 
She is a little cuddlebug. The drive took us a lot longer than I imagined. It was 5 hours one way. She was fantastic. It helped that the breeder played her out before we got there, so she did her share of sleeping. She would get spooked with all the new sounds (like semi trucks) and just look at us for reassurance then go back to sleep.
When we got home, we introduced her to her new backyard. I was worried about her eating after her 5 hour drive, so we got her some food. We brought food on the drive, but she wouldn't have anything to do with it. After she ate, we couldn't get her outside fast enough. No worries. We'll figure out the whole potty thing soon enough. She is getting more acquainted to her new yard and her new home. She played a little bit. She's still a little shy taking it all in.
Greg gave her a belly rub and she couldn't fight the sleepies! I'm getting some coffee ready. Greg and I have been getting up at 4:00am the last few days in all of our travels, so we are already behind on sleep. LOL. It will be fun to see how she does her first night.
One of her sisters is in Virginia. The other one is still with the breeder. What a cute little sweetheart! When I called the breeder, Kay Amen, to let her know we made it home, she said her sister was crying for her little playmate. She's lonely!
The breeder gave us a toy, some food, and a gift package from Eukanuba. She took the time to answer our questions and helped us figure out how to get her acclimated to her new home.
Whew! I have her in my lap and still can't believe she is here. She has the sweetest little eyelashes and a cute little nose, rubbery little toes. . . .
She is a little cuddlebug. The drive took us a lot longer than I imagined. It was 5 hours one way. She was fantastic. It helped that the breeder played her out before we got there, so she did her share of sleeping. She would get spooked with all the new sounds (like semi trucks) and just look at us for reassurance then go back to sleep.When we got home, we introduced her to her new backyard. I was worried about her eating after her 5 hour drive, so we got her some food. We brought food on the drive, but she wouldn't have anything to do with it. After she ate, we couldn't get her outside fast enough. No worries. We'll figure out the whole potty thing soon enough. She is getting more acquainted to her new yard and her new home. She played a little bit. She's still a little shy taking it all in.
Greg gave her a belly rub and she couldn't fight the sleepies! I'm getting some coffee ready. Greg and I have been getting up at 4:00am the last few days in all of our travels, so we are already behind on sleep. LOL. It will be fun to see how she does her first night.
One of her sisters is in Virginia. The other one is still with the breeder. What a cute little sweetheart! When I called the breeder, Kay Amen, to let her know we made it home, she said her sister was crying for her little playmate. She's lonely!
The breeder gave us a toy, some food, and a gift package from Eukanuba. She took the time to answer our questions and helped us figure out how to get her acclimated to her new home.
Whew! I have her in my lap and still can't believe she is here. She has the sweetest little eyelashes and a cute little nose, rubbery little toes. . . .
