Mia says that I must formally do an introduction post. Unless
you have haplessly stumbled onto our blog for the first time, then you already
know that my name is Bailey. If you are a first-time reader, hello and welcome!
I am a 9-year-old (approximate) Pembroke Welsh Corgi; my current family adopted
me in 2012. The rescue organization from which I came had little background
information on me, and since it isn’t particularly pleasant information, we’ll
leave it in the past.
My new (current) home was quite a shock to me at first. I
had never been an inside dog before, and there was a steep learning curve.
This, coupled with my general anxiety, made for a rough beginning. Luckily for
me, there was another corgi living there who provided guidance and wisdom:
Toby, the First Corgi. He taught me about eating food off the floor, sleeping
on the couch, herding the goats, and playing with the cat. Toby was a very good
friend.
Mommy was already his
person, and the child in the home seemed like she could use a nice snuggly
dog to love her specially. I was right about that. My child and I have a
special bond and I love it. She shares her clothes with me, and takes me for
walks, just the two of us. I get to sleep in her bed, or in a bed she makes for
me out of pillows and stuffed animals. When she has yummy food she will give me
some (I especially like beef jerky, and she does too!). I am glad every day for
my child.
A few years ago Toby got cancer, and after a year of
treatments, passed away. I was super sad and didn’t know what to do without one
of my best friends around. Then my people brought home the fuzzy ball of
insanity that is Mia. I have had my paws full ever since.
No comments:
Post a Comment