That's lovely to hear. xxx

Spoke to Honey's mum today and she is doing really well :-)

Well what can I say; Honey looked absolutely petrified, nervous and sad, when we got her home nine days ago. Today, we are looking at a completely different Honey. Although still nervous, Honey has made massive improvements, and is starting to relax more in our environment.

Sunday, 7th of October
We've brought Honey home, and she looks petrified and really nervous. She’s been in her bed all day; my daughter has sat with her on the floor and fed her dinner by hand. Tonight honey has had to be carried to bed, although she didn't sleep much. She was still dry in the morning.

Monday 8th of October
Honey had to be carried downstairs this morning, she went outside for toileting, honey wouldn't eat her breakfast until the kids had gone to school, she did go for a walk round the furniture and then return to bed until teatime, Honey didn't eat have any of her dinner. Bedtime was very much the same from the night before didn't sleep much very restless.

Tuesday, 9th of October
Honey had to be carried downstairs again this morning. She has eaten some of her breakfast but stayed in her bed all day except for a walk around the block. At teatime we fed honey and she has eaten it all. Bedtime tonight we are doing to try and walk Honey up the stairs one step at a time (very slow and back breaking) but she did it. Well Done Honey!!
Tonight when he decided to pinch the door wedge and hide it in her bed. But I soon recovered that and placed in a draw. At 2.00 this morning we were woken because honey had decided it was time to play a she had great fun rolling around the bed pouncing around. We thought this was really funny. Honey is starting to relax!!! She settled about an hour later.

Wednesday, 10th of October
When he had to be carried downstairs again this morning, as she refused point blank to walk. She's eaten all of her breakfast, she didn't move around much today but she looked more relaxed in her bed. Today on our walk we came across our first obstacles honey does not like anyone or anything behind her i.e., prams, scooters, people but that's OK we can work on that. Bedtime this evening was a lot easier as she attempted a couple of steps on her own. At 2.00am Honey's Playtime she was bouncing my slippers off the walls, I know you shouldn't laugh, that this is so nice to see. When I got out of bed to collect my slippers I was greeted with the wagging tail. That was really nice.

Thursday, 11th of October
Breakfast was a lot easier today, honey stayed in bed and we tried treats to encourage her out of bed, but she would only come halfway out. Generally Honey he is showing more interest today lifting her head and shoulders to look around if she hears anything and has also noticed when her for the dog keen is playing with her Toys, you can tell by the look on Honey's face that she wants to join in, does not know how to. This will come naturally as she relaxes and settles more into our environment
Honey, is an absolute joy to be around, loving, and gentle. We have seen a massive change in her personality, her stress levels have halved. Keep up the good work Honey

Kind Regards

David

So glad you got her forever home. Hopefully you will live a long life of luxury as your only young and deserve it.

So pleased that the baby has found a new home hopefully she will settle and become more confident.She is so cute.

Ah, such good news for the beautiful Honey. Be happy! xx

Hi Honey, you are so cute. Just making arrangements to come and see you tomorrow with our family and Kim, she's a collie cross whippet, I think you will get on really well, hopefully your the one!

She's too cute. Love the floppy ears.

Honey is great with my non greys n would benefit from living with another dog. Since she arrived Tuesday she's been slowly getting braver n braver. A little wag of her tale yesterday n letting us stroke her especially her ears, she loves that n today so much improved, taking treats from my hand, coming up to me with waggy tail n lapping up the fuss. She's a special girl n all she needed was people to take it slowly with her n have patience. Luv this pup! X

Well done Honey, a cat friendly girl! Hopefully you'll soon be feeling much better about life too, and will be ready to go to a lovely new home. xx

Honey is deemed to be cat friendly by Louise who took her for her cat test today but feels she could benefit being with another dog as she is a little shy.

She's so sweet!

She is beautiful, Is she cat friendly? :-) x

Met this little girl today and she is absolutely beautiful. Such a shame that she's so nervous and wary at the moment, she just needs time & TLC and she'll be a stunner.

What a lovely picture of Honey, she really is a stunning looking little girl. xxx

What a sweetheart, I'm sure she will soon be re-homed

Oh bless ... she's only a baby too, I'm sure she'll soon realise she's fallen on her paws at Daybreaks and not look so worried :) J x

Sending you a cuddle cos you look so scared. Don't be sweetheart, everything will be lovely when your forever hone comes & daybreaks is the best kennels there is xxx

This little girl is so sweet, she was curled up with Charlie when I left the kennels. So adorable xx

Oh sweet Honey. I have sent you a virtual cuddle because you look soooo worried in that photo. I'm sure that you will settle down and soon come out of your shell at Daybreaks where you will get lots of tlc. xxxx

What a beautiful girl. How come she's in kennels when she's so young?xx

CUTE CUTE CUTE!!!!!!!

a baby!!!!

What a beautiful looking little girl, she does look very nervous. Sending her my cuddle today. xxx

such a lovely baby. xx