All still pretty good here.
Rosie has settled in VERY quickly, and is right now rushing around the garden digging, chewing and generally discovering all the really good stuff that Dizzie has missed.
I have to explain that Dizzie is a much more laid back lab, some say lazy, and thats one of the reasons we looked for a second dog to keep Dizz active. Shes only 16 months, but retired at 12 months I'd say due to hip, elbow and skin problems.
And Rosie has certainly kept Dizzie on her toes since her arrival. I'm watching their play quite carefully and giving time out when I see Dizzie tire or limp, but so far its all been tail up! talking of which Rosie is on heat.....
I have a very good feeling about it all, and makes me feel happy knowing that we can give her a good home. 5 years ago when we were relocated from our home in Sydney, Australia we had to rehome our 5 year old black lab Zoe, luckily finding the perfect family through friends of friends, knowing nothing about breed rescue shelters. But it was a heartbreaking decision and I felt so sad for..... actually still do.

Zoe lived outdoors and we had been told that it wasnt kind to put her through the journey plus quarantine on her return to Sydney. Plus not even knowing if dogs would be accepted where we were to be living.
Anyway the upshot of this epic tale was to explain why I am now so happy that we can return the favour by adopting Rosie!
There really are some very genuine reasons for needing to rehome and to adopt these gorgeous creatures.
