Hi, welcome to my mummy's Garden. But first let me tell you about myself. My name is Jay Jay and I am a dark apricot poodle ( an unusual colour). I am almost 4 years old and now suffer from epilepsy, which is driving mummy nuts. This all started cause mummy and daddy decided to move house. Mummy was gone almost all day looking for new houses, leaving me all alone in the house, and I fretted a lot. I fretted cause mummy wasn't there to see me having these attacks, and I was always scared when she left the house. Boy did I ruin the carpet, not to mention some of mummy's new couches, by piddling on them when I had an attack! Phew...luckily she didn't figure the stains till after she saw my first attack. Boy did that scare her!

I never saw the new house till mummy and daddy moved in. Mummy was at the new house every day doing renovations and cleaning and such ( I'd hate to be  a woman! ). Well the day we moved in, I was really scared. All these people were moving my favourite toys and furniture into a big truck. Eventually there was this big empty house, me and mummy! She vacuumed all the floors ( geez I hate that vacuum !), and loaded up some last things into the car. There was nothing left in my house, and I didn't know what was going on. Mummy put me in the car. I thought I was going to the boarding kennels, where I couldn't see my mummy for weeks. I hate that place.

I was very nervous in the car, and shook all the way, then mummy pulled into the driveway of this lovely looking pink house, with lots of trees and such. I was in seventh heaven! Trees....wow, with doggy smells on them.....

well, you can guess what happened next..........

Yep.....

I was gone!

Up the street, checking out all the doggy smells, and back to this new house, and marking my territory. This was great. Then Mummy called me and I had to go in the house. Wow, this place is big, where do I start! *I explored that house from top to bottom, then needed to use the facilities....Mum let me out!   and she did. wow what a great back yard! more trees, lots of grass and lots of things to explore! This place was great! It was love at first sight....('cept there was no pool! ). Oh well I spose we could live without one.

This is when my attacks started getting real bad. See, mummy still had Sarah and Chris at the school they went to before we moved, an she had to drive them all the way there and back, and wouldn't be back for hours. And again in the afternoon. Unfortunately, mummy didn't have a doggy door, so I had to be outside, which I hate. Boy, did I do some serious damage to mummy's French doors, which she has had to repaint. Once we got a doggy door I was alright and used to sit in the front window, or mummy's bed ( which I am not allowed to do ), and watch the neighbouring dogs roaming the street, and having a good look at mummy's garden.

here's what it looks like....

Come on in and enjoy!

Mummy's garden

 

 

 

 

 

 



 
 
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