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Today we are celebrating Fillie's 13 year 11 months old - we are now celebrating monthly -
she is getting along sorta well though she totters around more and sleeps more - in the
past 3 months she has developed flat feet and her gait is sorta jilted when she moves
at more than a slow walk - she still is able to jump up on the couch and chairs and will
jump down as well though she has to think about that for awhile - we no longer let her
go outside with the young rowdy ones - she doesnt see well enough to get out of the way
since they dont go around anything - she has very selective hearing - her recall is almost
non-existent - clapping seems to help get her attention - she always hears the food bowl
being filled though - we let her carry a little extra weight going into the cold months and
her coat is unusually heavy this year - her head is almost totally white and is graying
down her back and rump now - she is a grand ol lady but her authority has passed on
to younger ones now - she still will bark at a something or nothing when she goes out
the door first thing to see if something moves or rustles the leaves on the ground -
may she have some more months to celebrate -
dwight
she is getting along sorta well though she totters around more and sleeps more - in the
past 3 months she has developed flat feet and her gait is sorta jilted when she moves
at more than a slow walk - she still is able to jump up on the couch and chairs and will
jump down as well though she has to think about that for awhile - we no longer let her
go outside with the young rowdy ones - she doesnt see well enough to get out of the way
since they dont go around anything - she has very selective hearing - her recall is almost
non-existent - clapping seems to help get her attention - she always hears the food bowl
being filled though - we let her carry a little extra weight going into the cold months and
her coat is unusually heavy this year - her head is almost totally white and is graying
down her back and rump now - she is a grand ol lady but her authority has passed on
to younger ones now - she still will bark at a something or nothing when she goes out
the door first thing to see if something moves or rustles the leaves on the ground -
may she have some more months to celebrate -
dwight
