All the way down I worried - what if she doesn't like Buster, we'll have gone all that way to come back just 3. Silly me
They travelled so quietly on the way home that we decided to get back without stopping. We got back around 5.30, let them out in the garden, where they ran round and round the fish pond, took them for a walk to the park, then back to the garden, where they ran round and round the fish pond, again
Unfortunately I had to go to work today, but David is remarkably "chilled" this evening, so I reckon even Mr Cynical has been won over. This evening we have driven over west, another 2 hour drive and Purdey is neither up nor down. David commented on the way over that you would think the 2 dogs had been together forever, Buster is still just as laid back as ever and Purdey is so well adjusted, they both seem to be taking it in their stride. Me, I'm just as happy as a pig in s***, or a dog in fox poo.
I do not know where to begin to thank Glenys for allowing us to adopt this gorgeous little girl and to ring the praises for everything that Glenys & Kathryn, Carol & all the other volunteers and definitely not forgetting Sam and Sam 2 do, unselfishly, to give labradors-and sometimes not quite labradors, I'm thinking Roddy here plus many others - another chance
So I'll leave you with a few photos, I knew that bed made for 2 would come in handy, they were all taken last night, but tomorrow we are off to the beach, so don't think you've heard the last from us
Arlyn, David, Buster & the most gorgeous Purdey xxxx












