The reason for this additional post today is that after writing the first one, all jokey and upbeat, I suddenly felt disloyal. Isn't that stupid? So I thought I'd share this with you. She's going to be OK I think. She's had two operations, one to remove the stick and one to patch up the internal damage it had done. She's alert and drinking and eating small amounts, and I'm hoping to have her home some time next week. The moral of this story is 1) don't throw sticks for dogs and 2) there are more important things in life than winning flower shows
The trials, tribulations, triumphs and tea breaks of a jobbing garden designer in Kent, south east England (including ramblings on such disparate subjects as land grabbing property developers and duck races).
Sunday, 29 June 2008
Lovely Lily
The reason for this additional post today is that after writing the first one, all jokey and upbeat, I suddenly felt disloyal. Isn't that stupid? So I thought I'd share this with you. She's going to be OK I think. She's had two operations, one to remove the stick and one to patch up the internal damage it had done. She's alert and drinking and eating small amounts, and I'm hoping to have her home some time next week. The moral of this story is 1) don't throw sticks for dogs and 2) there are more important things in life than winning flower shows
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I feel bad now having decided to read your posts in order of posting and commented on the one below, I come to this one and I see it's much more important. I hope Lily's recovery is a speedy one.
Thanks for your kind words. Hopefully she'll be back with us some time this week.
I do hope she'll be home and recovered soon.
Oh what a lovely dog; I hope she is up and running around by now.
Lily's adorable! I hope she's perfectly all right by now.
Kate, Terra and Hanak: thanks so much for your concern. She's doing really well now and I'll be writing a post just for her soon.
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