On the first day I brought her home on March 8, 2015, she kept her mouth closed the whole time. She was probably too scared and nervous. As a result, the air conditioner was too hot, so she opened her mouth to breathe. She was so adorable.
She was brought home three months ago and was not allowed to go out or take a bath during the vaccination period, but I still wanted to take her out to play. She was very well behaved, not noisy, and very obedient. The photo on April 11 was still a cute thing that could be picked up in one hand. Her fur was all over her body. Later I found out that when she was young, she had worms in her stomach and a patch on her waist, which was avery serious skin disease. After spraying medicine several times and shedding her fur several times, it was clean. After more than four months, her face has changed to a monkey face, and she is obviously taller and more lively.
The first time I took her to the pet store for a bath, I was so happy on the way back. The seat was a little crowded for her.
The first time she ate ice cubes, the weather was also hot, and her monkey face was more obvious. Now that she has grown up, I have changed her second chain.
This is the earliest day I took her out, about five o’clock.
This photo was taken in June when she was checked in from school and I went to the station to pick her up. She took a 7-hour bus by herself. When she saw me, she kept staring at me. Her eyes were so distressing ( ¯ ¨̯ ¯̥̥ )
The first time I wore rain boots to go to Beijing for a meeting, I put her in foster care at a pet store. When I picked her up, she was whimpering on the road and looked like she was about to cry. I squatted down to touch her. She jumped onto my lap in one step. She was about 40 pounds at this time. I held her crying and howling like a chicken or a bird. I squatted awkwardly in the crowd, waiting for her to calm down. Then she jumped down and pulled me home without hesitation. You can see her speed from the photo above.
I gave her a bath at home. After the bath, I stood silently like a grass mud horse
wearing flowers. Although I was very reluctant,
I took her out for a barbecue for the first time and she got heatstroke and was sick for a week. This was the first time she got sick. This is a photo of me and her. This is the third chain she changed. She has grown a circle.
At this time in August, she is 8 months old. She is in estrus and goes crazy when she sees a male dog. I pull her every day when I walk the dog, and my hands are covered with blisters. It is really hard.
In September, my family insisted not to keep her. This is the last picture of her poop. She was chubby and round. Then I sent her to a friend’s kennel. I went to see her every few days, brought her delicious food, combed her hair, and played with her. There are many pictures below. Shewas super happy every time I went to see her. Every time I went to see her, it was my happiest time.
She caught a cold when she was in foster care, so I took her back and stayed for two days. She was quiet with a runny nose and had two shots. She ate a lot of delicious
food. The kennel is in the suburbs, in a village, surrounded by crops, loess and sand. When she stood at the highest point, she seemed to have everything.
Later, I missed her so much that I printed some photos. Then, yesterday, I decided to take her back. Although my parents don’t like her very much, I still want to take her back. Now she is lying on my bed and asleep.
Let me answer this question seriously. Samoyed has grown up. This feeling is like experiencing countless firsts with her. Samoyed also has a strong destructive power, but compared with her cuteness and obedience, it is really insignificant. And she is really timid. She also really needs you and loves you. You have to keep her for a lifetime!
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