She did great at her first vet visit with us. No issues whatsoever and he was very happy with her build and especially how great her hips felt. She got to meet the resident cockatiel which intrigued her quite a bit but Lilly didn’t bother it at all. She also got introduced to the vet’s own little dog just nose to nose. He didn’t set his dog down just to be careful. I think it was going to be a little too spastic for Lilly’s liking anyway. No reactions at all to the vaccine updates but he did give her some Benadryl as a precaution. She got her nails trimmed, her new Bay County license, and even got to see some horses before we left. Lilly was content to just observe them from a distance J We were amazed at how great of a car rider she is.
Lilly has met a few of the neighbors and a couple of our friends that have stopped over to see her. We are taking that really slow. We are introducing her outside of “her” yard, on the leash & leader, with lots of treats of course. That seems to be going pretty well. It is definitely “her” yard already. She does not tolerate any intruders J The squirrels and bunnies have all been put on notice.
We tested her the other night leaving her out of her crate while we were gone for a few hours. We were extremely happy that she did absolutely wonderful and didn’t bother anything while we were gone. We are keeping our fingers crossed that will continue. We like the idea of giving her the freedom in the house while we are gone.
She is such a sweetheart and we couldn’t be any happier with her.
Lilly loves the hose. Exercise and a way to cool off!
