After leaving MKF, we only drove a short way and stopped to give her a bit of a walk to settle her down before the 3 hour drive home to North Tyneside. She was so good on the journey, sleeping nearly all the way and only heard a few little whimpers from her now and again. She was very excited to be home and had a good sniff around the house and garden. We then had a walk and she was very good, excited and pulled a bit on the lead to start with but by the time we were walking back to the house she was walking beautifully, sitting and waiting at the kerbs - amazing. She ate all her dinner and then my brother and his wife and daughter called round to visit (they have an old choccie boy called Benson who Fudge will meet later). They loved her and she was so pleased to see them.
I did wonder what sort of night it would be - her first night in a strange house and she had been following me around like a shadow but I need not have worried. She went into her new bed and settled down with no problem although I do admit I waited at the top of the stairs for a while to listen but she seemed to know it was time for bed and I did not hear a peep from her all night. I got up at 7.00 and she was soooo pleased to see me. We went straight out for a walk and then back for breakfast. She has now settled down in her new bed again (think she likes it) while I am doing this and then I am going to phone the vets to get her booked in (she needs to be speyed).
Once again thank you again, Kathryn and Glenys, for all that you do for these lovely dogs and thank you for giving me the chance to have happy times again with my gorgeous girl - Fudge. I have attached some photos but will take some more later when we go to the beach for some fun.












