My dog was adopted. It is a cross between a Yorkshire terrier and a Bichon Frise. The mother is a Yorkshire terrier. When it first came back, it was more than two months old and weighed less than two kilograms. When I met the previous parents, I couldn’t see the dog at all from five meters away. It was so small and cute.
It looked like 86 days old. Isn’t it a poodle? It
‘s only as big as a slipper. After I brought it back, it was found to have pneumonia. I was really worried during that period. It was too small and fragile. My husband and I would stay with it all night if it coughed.
Then the hair gradually grew wildly. After just nine days, it became like this.
After it recovered from the disease, it started to get vaccinated. After the second shot, it was really unbearable. The hair on its body was all tangled. I asked a young man from the same city to come to my house to give it a bath and trim its hair. It was the first time to see a stranger. The whole process was full of energy for two hours. After the battery ran out, it slept for more than ten hours in a row. Hahahaha, weak chicken!
After the bath, it suddenly changed again!
(My husband said he couldn’t accept it, hahahaha, he said it wasn’t as good-looking as before, and he mentally prepared himself for a few days.)
The third shot of the vaccine was given on May Day, and the hair has grown back a little. I’m afraid of contact with other dogs, so I drive it to a distant greenway for a walk every night. It used to tremble like a sieve as soon as it got in the car, but now it runs to the passenger seat as soon as it arrives at the parking lot (but it still can’t jump up).
This is a recent photo of the past two days. Its size and appearance are more like a Yorkshire terrier. It still hasn’t had a bath for more than 20 days, and it washes its face by pressing its head every day! Don’t look at how small it is, it really is resisting with all its strength.
It’s 2.8 kilograms now, and everyone who sees it says it’s so small and thin, like a kitten. The good thing is that no matter whether it’s a child or a dog approaching, parents are afraid of hurting it, so they keep their furry children far away, allowing us to successfully pass the vaccination period.
In a few days, I can officially go to the pet store for a bath. I look forward to its next appearance
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