
The "wee bird" is enjoying the Spring sunshine, even if she chooses what looks like a very uncomfortable position to enjoy it in.....
We're getting back to near-normal walks again now, although I'm still really paranoid about her leg problems. We've had a few ups and downs, but she's fine at the moment, although she does get a little stiff in the evenings. I hope this continues to improve, as it's a little worrying for such a young and active dog to have such problems.... It's not in her nature to let it get her down though, and she continues to bounce through the day without a care in the world. We can learn at lot from our dogs!

This photograph was taken through the upstairs window, as she was checking for breaches in garden security - my neighbours cat is her arch enemy. You may need to click on the picture to see this, but just next to her is a blurred shape. The flash was switched off, but the likelihood is that this was caused by the sun reflecting off the window. Regardless of this, I like to think that it might just be my little boy, keeping an eye on us as ever....

7 comments:
I'm glad to hear that Tilly is on the mend... indeed that is very disconcerting for such a young dig! And I love the picture of Tilly on patrol...
What a lovely garden. And what a lovely dog enjoying the garden! No cats allowed. Glad the leg is on the mend and glad you are blogging :)
of COURSE it's your boy checking on things! it's so good that tilly is improving, graham.
happy to see you back Graham =)
and definitely happy to know that Tilly is coping well with it.
take care!
Love the pictures - and Emily's Freudian slip (a young "dig")! It can be a long slow process coming back from an operation, but time is on her side, she's young and I know she'll be getting the best possible care :-)
oh. Ha ha! I didn't catch my typo... but it sort of works... ;)
Definitely your little boy conversing with Tilly....what a fab picture! xx
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