Sorry Seska, I know that's a letdown, but glad you found out beforehand.
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G is asleep 2 hours earlier than he is supposed to be, but considering his schedule has been all messed up since his surgery, I'm not going to worry about it.
Seska, I am sorry about the house. Good luck finding a better one.
Thanks, sj and Vortex. I am a bit glum about it, but I think that's mainly because I want my Girl back!
Much fire-containment~ma for bonny!
Anti-stress~ma to Taz and Tom.
Oh Seska, I'm sorry you had to pull out. That house was great, and I hope you'll find something better soon.
And yes, I do suspect other drivers get a lot of amusement when we drive by on our way to and from the vet.
I heard the same stories from my dad. Israeli drivers are horrible, truth be told, but they were all very nice when they saw the dog on the seat next to my dad. Mostly because my dad, with both hands on the wheel, needed to talk constantly to him so that Lou won't start changing shifts.
And dear God, I still miss him so much.
G is asleep 2 hours earlier than he is supposed to be
Those were the kind of nap vibes I was sending.
We've had to pull out of buying the house.
Sorry to hear that. It was such a nice-looking house. But cheers to Dad of Seska for a knowledgeable and timely save. May the Girl return soon, and the hunt for the right home continue.
Nora, would your vet allow you to visit Taz during his hospitalization (assuming you have time while getting ready to move)? Ours would let us visit Teddy, and it always helped his morale a lot. (The people at Penn got a big kick out of it when I'd lay on the floor so Teddy could curl up on my chest and take a nap.)
Seconding this, Nora. I know it's crazy busy for you, but if the vet allows it, it might help you both. When Moosh was at the vet's for that long, horrible week, they encouraged us to come and visit him and each time we did, it definitely perked him up. Of course, he was also a brat and thought he was leaving every time we went to leave, but the vet said that he showed considerable improvement with each visit.
WS rocks!
Seska, sorry to hear about the house. I know it would have devastated me had something been wrong with out house and kept us from buying it. Here's hoping that the absolute perfect house is out there, waiting for you. And that your Girl makes it back soon.