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Tully

 

08/07: Here are some more pictures . . . you can see she resembles her mom. Her back is getting very pretty, it has brindle color mixed in with the black and then is solid black on the sides. We've had a busy summer and hope that things quiet down to a routine now. ~ Lynn

 

 

 

10/07: Tully is doing better with her eating most of the time. She is starting to gain, weighed in at 60 lbs last week. She is enjoying school and doing very well. And of course the best looking dog in the group. She is so quick to catch on. ~ Lynn

 

 

01/24/08: Happy New Year! I don't think Tully's lump has changed in size since we found it. It certainly hasn't affected her in anyway that I have noticed. She is a very happy dog. She carries a toy around all day wanting to play and goes everywhere Bro goes in the truck. Our only problem is her lack of interest in eating. I have to have her taste the food from my hand before she gets interested and eats. Many days, it is evening before she shows an interest. She is so smart about some things and so dumb about eating. However she is not too thin. She's quite large. I intend to go weigh her soon, curious!

 

We go to school tonight (classes are Tues & Thurs. one hour). There are 3 other shepherds in the class plus several other dogs, usually about 6 or 8 of us.

 

Any tips about eating? I feed her a variety. Innova, dry and/or canned. The Satin ball recipe and or cottage cheese . And a chicken roll that I get at dog school that I cut into little pieces & add sometimes. She retches occasionally ( not related to eating) and spits up small amounts of liquid and or something she has eaten. She is for ever stealing scraps of fabric from my sewing room waste basket. She's a pip! And Bro is bragging about her . . . ~ Lynn

 

02/24/08: This is . . . Tully at dog school (left). She is doing quite well. She likes the other dogs and wants to play all the time. But she catches on quickly. She weighed 75 pounds about 2 weeks ago. She's eating ok but sometimes needs to be hand fed to get her started. One of the men at dog school is always commenting what a happy dog she is. She really is a joy and my husband had a bad year but is finally feeling good, takes her with him all the time. She is trained to stay in our yard, loose. By the way, the beagle that won Best of Show at Westminster [“Numero Uno”] was trained at the school where we go with Tully. ~ Lynn

 

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