In 2024, starting a new year. Losing weight depends on a haircut, and good looks… depend on mom.
October 21, 2023. Suddenly noticed a new like, so here’s an update.
The chubby one is getting ready to hibernate lately!
Update on February 21, 2023. He’s one year old!
Every day, he just runs around, “recites scriptures” (a cute way of saying he makes some noises perhaps), and acts cute. Life is quite boring for him.
Update in January 2023. This is what he looks like at ten months old.
A chubby little guy weighing 6 pounds. He mostly fits the characteristics of a Bichon Frise and is a clingy whiner. But who could refuse a well – behaved and obedient little baby?
He’s been in our home for over half a year, and the whole family feels happy because of him. He’s a truly lovable little elf.
Last night, I just got home. After careful selection, with the help of a kind but unfamiliar sister, I finally got him.
The puppy took a six – hour – long ride from a neighboring city. The moment he entered the house, I felt that I could face the pandemic again. Even when my child didn’t do his homework properly at night, I didn’t get angry.
I want to write something to record the process of our growing up together.
Basic information: A male small – sized Bichon Frise (as the pet store owner said), 49 days old, weighing less than 600 grams.
Current feeding: Two meals of dog food and one meal of goat milk (fresh milk). I’ve also given him some probiotics and prepared nutritional paste and blood – tonifying paste.
We’re currently getting to know each other. A small annoyance is that he pees everywhere. The fence I ordered is still on the way. I hope it can solve the problem when it arrives.
He doesn’t bark randomly. On the first night, he chirped a few times when put in the cage and then fell asleep. He wakes up when I do in the morning, which is very worry – free.
He has grown a lot of teeth. He likes to bite hands and clothes, but he can be called off. He likes to sleep beside people.
To be continued.
April 19, 2022.
In four days, he’s become more confident. He tries his best to deal with his poop and pee on the pee – pad. Although it’s not always perfect, he’s already doing great. He’s starting to have regular meals, making nests everywhere, and bouncing into a new life.
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