Bad News

Sorry for not posting sooner, I was really busy Saturday with the viewing, then the dog show then work and yesterday I just couldn't be bothered, felt so ill. It's awful but I guess its going around and by the looks of it I've got the dreaded freshers flu (yes I am a fresher) for all of those who don't know I've just started my first year doing a Higher National Diploma in Animal Management. Thankfully its only 3 days a week and one of them days I'm only in for a few hours so the dogs are still only left for a few hours at a time. So thats a little bit about me for once now back onto the most important part... Amber. 

Well as you know we had the viewing on Saturday. Not going to lie it didn't go all that great. The young children were petrified of Ambers barking which obviously made her more nervous. The older boy was great though, he sat down totally calm so she went and sat with him, said hello. Just goes to prove that you being nervous just makes the situation worse on Amber. Dogs' do feel our emotions which is why Amber needs a confident owner. Also it didn't help that the man didn't sit down when I asked him to so Amber found him very threatening and kept barking. I could say Amber doesn't like men, but when we went to see Paul the photographer because he was calm and confident with her she was fine, she loves my dad to bits and was fine with him when we got her in the car to bring her here. So thats Amber. Lets hope we get another viewing for her sometime soon, hopefully with someone who understands her and loves her just the way she is. 

Lucy, Amber, Tinks and Sally x