At five months our little Coco went through her first surgery. The vet kept her overnight and we missed her terribly. But after a few days she was back to her lively, bouncing self chasing her older brother (Scout) all around the house and back yard. A very welcome addition to our pack. She loves to snuggle up, especially when Auntie Leen (the photographer here) comes to visit with her two pups. A house full of fuzzy faces and wagging tails.
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Aw. Glad she’s back and acting like herself. 🙂
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Glad she is back and OK. We do miss our pets! Coco is the cutest dog ever! 😀
What was wrong with her? And did the tiny thing have to wear a Cone of Shame too, like my dog recently Little Monkey?
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It was her “spay” appointment. No cone but we had to keep her occupied so she didn’t fuss with the incision. She slowed for a bit but puppies have that drive to play that overcomes everything else. Her joyful disposition matches her beauty. We are blessed to have her in our pack.
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I thought it might be her spay, but wondered why they kept her in over night?
Never mind, she’s back now 🙂
LM was only in for the day, but I kept on missing her throughout the whole day! eg glance out of the back door and expect to see her sunbathing . . . etc 🙂
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Males come home but females stay overnight. Their surgery is more invasive.
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Ah I see. 🙂 My dogs have all been sterilised before I adopted them, so I didn’t know. 🙂
Glad the little thing is back home safe and sound 🙂
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