SADEE GOES TO THE GROOMER 14 JULY 2016
	Sadee began chewing her feet again, so I am returning her to 1/4 pill of Temeril-P per day (I had been reducing her dosage weekly) and thought that perhaps a good grooming, including cutting down her mane and her slippers, would help alleviate her urge to chew her feet. I strongly suspect that Sadee has never been groomed. April holds Sadee
It was like bringing your child to its first day of school. Sadee was fine 'til Peggy started walking her to the back, and I headed for the door. PANIC! I've NEVER seen Sadee so animated. She did NOT WANT TO GO THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION FROM ME. I made a hasty exit! Peggy holds Sadee
Once I was out of sight, Peggy told me, Sadee was fine and behaved very well. The old hair was blended in nicely with the new hair growing in below the waist. And Ive not seen any foot-chewing. I stopped in at the vet clinic to show her off . . . they thought she was beautiful. Her next adventure: dentist on 19 July
NEAL SKRENES: It's good to know that she settled down and enjoyed and behaved herself, and that she didn't cry the entire time you were gone. MARSHA AARONS: Beautiful girl. JACKIE IKE: She looks wonderful. BOB ANDERSON: Pretty spiffy, and she survived being away from your side - a good thing! DOREEN MUNDIE: Oh, she looks so cute . . . with Cairns a grooming makes so much difference . . . they look like totally different pups! PATRICIA YARNOT: She's beautiful! Can't believe this is the same dog who came to you so ill, hairless and encrusted with infection. MAUREEN SCOTT in Canada: She looks terrific! CATHY BIERSACK: What a change! PATRICIA YARNOT: Are you sure this is the same girl? What a difference.

SADEE GOES TO THE DENTIST HERE