|
So - let me tell you about Tiny Annie. She is the littlest dog, with such a joyful personality. When I let her out of her ex Pen, she goes scurrying around into every spot she can find, and she's faster than the speed of right! Such puppy energy! She cries when I leave the room and wants to come out of there a lot. The first time she saw Max, she started to growl and bark at him. Don't think he didn't back away!
I take her out every couple of hours for a while. Now, she loves Max and follows him everywhere. She can actually walk underneath his belly! He has warmed up to her much faster than I expected, although he's still not thrilled. I was holding him before and she ran over and tried to get him. When I put him down, she tried to beat him up. He's good with her - he leaves rather than getting into anything with her. She weighs 2 lbs. 9 oz. at last weight in.
She's a little love, gives Yorkie kisses and I'm just so happy with her. I have to really get used to such a tiny. She just managed to jump from a pillow onto the couch. It's scary, because if she falls off, she can get hurt.
What a little doll! I did the right thing getting her so soon. Of course, I'll always wish Gracie was still here, and I am still heartbroken. But, Annie Leigh has won my heart, and that's always wonderful.
Jessie and the kids ca,me over Friday night with a cake and some puppy presents. It was wonderful!
I have her in the ex-pen, but to be honest with you, I don't know how to crate train a dog. I'm used to saying "no, bad girl" when she makes a mistake, and
doing the dance of j9y and giving a treat when she gets it right.
I do have to put her in the ex pen a lot though. If I can't keep an eye on her, she's much to small to9 be running around.
|