Cinderella was good at the vet, and she rode nicely in the crate both ways. Bringing her into the house is necessary after the surgery I think, but it's also new and confusing to her. She doesn't see well and she doesn't have her support group (Diamond and Karma) around her like she did in Dane Land. She will adjust and learn the new routine, I'm sure. Her crate is very near the door so she doesn't have to navigate her way around the house for now. Every once in a while we get a reminder of how poor (or non-existent) her vision is. The other day outdoors she ran into something in the yard. Today at the vet's office she ran into a column as we were leaving. Also, when they brought her out from the back she didn't recognize me until we were close enough that she could smell me, then her tail started to wag. She's incredibly calm and trusting and willing to be led around, either by me or the other dogs. She has learned to cope with her handicaps very well.
Karma is the most vocal of the four Danes. She talks, a lot. You WILL listen. |
Karma has a beautiful head and face. Actually she has two faces. Depending on which side you are viewing, you get either the brown eye with merle markings or the blue eye on the harlequin side. |
Karma is a big boned gal, she's broad shouldered and deep chested and she's 117 pounds of solid, stocky Great Dane. She's been getting bigger and wider since she arrived and we're a little paranoid since all these girls came to us unspayed and with a history of being bred. The vet did an ultrasound and didn't see anything, however, so we're going with the story that she's just big. She is in heat, as is Diamond, so it's going to be a few weeks yet before those two girls can have their surgery and move on to their new homes.
She is a big girl in every direction. |
Love those ears. |
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