Yeti continues to be a total darling - she lives with 4 male dogs (all different breeds) and is the youngest so she is having to learn really fast who's who and what's what - our oldest dog (4 years) did his usual:' oh no, not another puppy' when we brought her home but actually Yeti is really turning him round - the other day, she was in his bed and he crawled in as well - he wasn't happy but he did not disappear upstairs which has been known. She has a voice to be sure but if she is getting a tad to vocal, you can clap your hands, call her name and she will sit and look up at you with her gorgeous blue eyes (that at times look green) and you melt!!
Yeti continues to be a total darling - she lives with 4 male dogs (all different breeds) and is the youngest so she is having to learn really fast who's who and what's what - our oldest dog (4 years) did his usual:' oh no, not another puppy' when we brought her home but actually Yeti is really turning him round - the other day, she was in his bed and he crawled in as well - he wasn't happy but he did not disappear upstairs which has been known. She has a voice to be sure but if she is getting a tad to vocal, you can clap your hands, call her name and she will sit and look up at you with her gorgeous blue eyes (that at times look green) and you melt!!
The close up photo of her is as she was coming up for breath after having a drink - she looks seriously sweet!!! Her play mate is Lobster, a Gordon setter, just a week older and needless to say they adore each other though are going to be very different I think!
