With all his vet stuff, he needed constant supervision, so I was "stuck" as his caregiver. As much as I love him, being truly housebound for a week plus was driving me nuts.
And perhaps it was the cone, but Simon kept away most of the time, hence his almost lack of appearance this week. I'll do better.
Shep had a tough time with toys and the cone. For a long time he didn't even try. When he did, I still had to hand them to him.
At the vet. Waiting (and shaking) until the staples came out.
FREEDOM!
Look at that smile!
And then the celebratory pup cup.
Sneaking into the tv room.
It was one of the few times I saw him all week.
Shep has been unable to roll with the cone. He LOVES to roll.
He has taken just about every opportunity to do so since he's been healed.
.....and a Bailey sighting.....courtesy of my sister.
Song by: Wham!
5 comments:
There can NEVER be too much of Shep - nor indeed of Simon or Bailey or..........
Be five minutes late feeding the cat, and he will find you.
Shep unconed! Always look forward to Saturday pet pics.
Simon looks concerned. I’ll call him the Undercat in this situation.
Freedom for Shep--So Good Does Simon not interact with you at all=====Glenda in Ky
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