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Coco Candy came home last night. She was very happy to see me when I picked her up from the vet. She looked like she couldn't wait to get out of there.
She has been leaving her bandages alone. However, she keeps licking on the "Drug Patch" on her foot. She has to go back to the vet today just to remove the patch, and then in another few days to remove her bandage. In ten days time her stitches will be removed. I guess we will have to wait for the hair on her backside and tail to grow back to see what it's really going to look like.
Miracle was very curious about the bandaged stump. It took only a little bit for them to start playing with each other again. As soon as Coco saw her little security blanket she started purring.
Custom designed, Coco Chanel inspired, thank you post cards each including a different Coco Chanel quote on the front. This one states: "In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different". Post Card designed by Event Planner, Kelly Heyn of SociaLife. Photo by: Heyn Photography.
Keeping her eye on the birdies.
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Coco Crisp #10 of the Boston Red Sox flips over the outfield wall trying to catch a home run by Ramon Hernandez #55 of the Baltimore Orioles August 20, 2008 at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Maryland.
Coco Vandeweghe of the United States celebrates winning the doubles final at the 2018 US Open Grand Slam tennis tournament
She used to go by Frauline, she's a coco lati I adopted from Almark , the lovely face up is also done by him :3
As much as I love her previous name, I changed it so she could have color names like her older sis Peach :)
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Day 3 with foster Coco:
She continues to eat well...she really needs to pack on some weight.
She is now spending her time with either me or the boyz...vs. isolating herself upstairs.
She will now growl and bark to express her displeasure (did this 2 times today - once to get a child to back of, and the other to get Harley to back off). The volunteer that head her for a few days before me indicated she would move in for a bite without warning (however she would always inhibit herself, and not follow through). So I am happy she is learning to communicate with others more appropriately.
She is making some attempts to play with me. She has no interest in playing with dogs or toys yet, but she is can be engaged by trying to paw at my wiggling fingers.
Also turns out that she likes to give kiss...she has done this to me a few times.
She is also venturing a little further from me in the leash free park (I only take her into the section for small shy dogs)...usually nobody there, with the occasion human and dog coming in from time to time. She also approached a human again all on her own! She also has the opportunity to watch the other dogs people on the other side of the fence, without being overly intimidated.
We are also going to have to really concentrate on housebreaking. I wasn't sure if it was nerves, or she just hasn't had to hold if for any periods of time - but I am quite confident that she has never been house trained or pee pad trained in the past. So lots of visits outside, as she doesn't seem to ask to go out - and if she does...I haven;t figured out what that behaviour is.
Coco Vandeweghe of the United States in action at the 2017 Fed Cup Final between Belarus and the United States
The fabulous Miss Coco Peru, drag star extraordinaire, doing her show of comedy, music and storytelling.
4 queens from Japan in Amsterdam, Koninginnedag - read wikipedia: GEISHA en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geisha + or some Flickr traditional Geisha photos at www.flickr.com/photos/mboogiedown/