Kizzy's had her stitches out!!!!
This is her the night before
They haven't bothered her in the least, just the itching where she's been shaved.
She is not used to cars (bad experiences, being taken to strange places!) so I got in the back seat first with some small pieces of chicken and it didn't take her long to join me! Didn't want to get out at the vets, but again, the chicken enticed her. After fussing all the nurses we went out to the car and she jumped in onto the back seat without being asked and wagging her tail! She got the rest of the chicken anyway for being such a brave, clever girl.
Her stitches have healed well but there is some inflammation- they think she might have reacted to the sutures themselves, so I've to keep an eye on it. Still to take her on lead walks for another week.

This is the worst part. She wants to be off running and playing with other dogs. Still boisterous around the house too. This was this morning-
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She has been a little minx this week too, taking things out of the bin and ripping them to pieces, chewed up two tennis balls, a 1st edition book of Dave's that I'd borrowed

Oh yes, and my slippers that I got for Christmas have been partly shredded

Also if she can get hold of my pyjamas, she drags them around from room to room, laughing. Did someone ask on here if labs smile??? No, they ****** laugh !!
She loves her Kong and her pyramid and has most of her food out of these. And pigs ears she loves to distraction- that's what she's throwing around in the video!
Oh, and by the way, the separation anxiety training- I've got up to 25 secs before she starts barking. Except today, (and I didn't find this out till later...)she took some cardboard out of the recycling (just after I'd vacuumed) and I've been outside for nearly 2 minutes and she still didn't bark and I was wondering why.............
Shall keep you posted.........
Sue