Good morning, Drum Solo here, and I am doing well in my foster home. See, I sound more confident than I have in my other messages! I am playing with stuffies now and are they ever fun. I empty out the stuffie basket almost every day and collect them on my bed. I just cannot decide which one to play with first. There are also some cool things in the laundry basket that I bring over to my bed, but they are not allowed to stay there. So I have to go back and get them again when my FM is out of the room. I would never tear anything up- I just like to have her things near me. I am now being fed in the room with all the other dogs but I have to wait until no one is looking for me to go back there and eat my dinner. But there is always good food so I am able to eat without anyone seeing me. My FM says I am not boney anymore and she cannot count all my ribs like she could when I first got here. I love to run in the back yard- I run faster than any of those other dogs. That poodle tries to catch up with me but she can't- ha! My friend Thomas says that I am making progress over my shyness a little faster than he did- I think it must be because he is showing me the ropes of being a pet in a house. FM says I am getting much better about trusting the world - so far everything and everybody has been good to me and I am happier than I use to be. Soon I will be able to meet somebody who might be interested in adopting me. I am a good boy - no accidents in the house and I like the kitty and that POODLE! But I will not let anyone take my picture yet- I want to be beautiful and not have fear in my eyes before we can do that. Soon..........
Monday, August 24, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Another Fun Week Exploring
Hi, Drum Solo-Sonny here again with an update. This living in a foster home is great! I am getting so much food - My Mom says I have "filled out" - I think she really meant "filled up!" I never wagged my tail much before, but now sometimes that thing has a mind of its own and its up and moving around. Especially if I am playing outside with the other dogs and when my FM comes home or gets up in the morning. Boy, that feels good. I am still pretty scared of new things and even some of the old things. But I think I am having more good times than bad right now. I also found a stuffed lamb in the toy basket and I carry it around with me sometimes and try to lay right next to it on the dog bed. Things are getting better. Soon I will be ready to meet someone to take me to my forever home. I am being very good and going potty outside and I have not barked even once so I know someone will think I am the perfect boy for them. Oops, I am bragging on myself and I don't want to jinx things! My FM keeps trying to take my picture, but I am not "ready for my close-up" yet. Soon..........................
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Hi everyone, Drum Solo here. I really feel comfortable in a home now that I have been in one. My foster mom tells me that I am safe and to not be afraid. This is better than any kennel, but I am still a little leery of new things. But it has been over a week and I am much better and trust the foster mom better. She has been right all along and I am now even wagging my tail and running with the pack to see her when she gets home. She always gives me special kisses and hugs and calls me Sonny. I did not know my other name so this is OK- I like the sound of this name but you might have another one for me if you adopt me. I still have a ways to go to get over my fears, but, as my foster mom knows, sometimes I forget to be scared and do a play bow and get a grin on my face. Just for a minute and then I remember that I am not quite sure of things yet. But I am making progress! I test the waters some when my foster mom is sitting at her computer or sitting in the chair in the living room watching TV- I walk up quietly and nudge her arm. She is always happy to see me and gives me the best ear scritches and kisses. Nobody has ever done that for me before. And I am loving running with the other dogs outside. One of them, Thomas, is my special pal - he tells me he used to be like me, only much worse. He tells me to take it day by day and that pretty soon I will be happy all the time and not so scared. Wow, I can hardly wait!
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