Lulu is home!

I must say Lulu is one of the most wonderful dogs that I have ever seen. We picked her up this afternoon at 1:00pm, and our breeder already vaccinated and dewormed her and get all the papers ready for us.

Regarding our ride home, Lulu quickly became sick after 30 mins so we stopped for a break. Then she seemed to do better for the rest of the trip. In the evening, we fed her but she ate very little and later even vomited (I was feeling so bad). Poor girl she must have been really car sick...... :(

Also, I walked her roughly every 2 hours but she did not relieve herself until 7:30pm (so no pee & potty for 6.5 hours). She loved to follow me and my husband everywhere, but she refused to walk too far from the house both on or without leash. Maybe she was feeling very nervous with the new environment. But Lulu is so well socialized (thanks to our wonderful breeder). She met a lot of our friends at the dinner time. She quickly became friends with almost everyone. Particularly she love small kids and tolerated their sudden actions very well.

You can see that I am so proud of her :)

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Comment by Ping & Lulu on August 1, 2011 at 11:59am: Thanks! Lulu is doing much better today. She ate normally although she had soft stools this morning. Last night she still did not pee before bedtime, so she had an accident in her kennel....

She likes to follow us everywhere. But she refused to walk on lease. Literally, she just stopped and sat on the middle of the road...funny but weird...

Comment by Jennifer Markley on August 1, 2011 at 11:47am: She's soooo pretty! So glad that she's home and doing well...I see lots of love coming her way! Pretty soon she'll be "right and home" and having all the corgi fun she can muster...:-)

Comment by Ellen Andersen on August 1, 2011 at 11:36am: She's adorable! Welcome home Lulu!

Comment by Ludi on August 1, 2011 at 8:37am: Lulu is an incredibly beautiful girl!! I'm so glad to hear that she's adapting well to family life. Waiting a whole month for her brother to come home with us is going to be arduous, but it's worth it!