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Hope left us yesterday around midday to start her adventures with Helen in Warwickshire and first reports are good. Helen also got delayed on the M5.  Hope "Hi Jane, It was a long journey back but Hope did really well. She slept most of the way, and enjoyed her chew for some of it. She has had a play, some food and some sleeps since arriving home. She has met the cat and been pretty calm. Eowyn is not quite sure but has not reacted aggressively at all and is currently playing with one of Hope's toys while Hope is asleep! I have sorted out her microchip and insurance, as well as enrolling her on Generation Pup, the study that the Dogs Trust are doing (similar to the Children of the 90s). I have attached some photos of the journey home, as well as her in her new crate. Thank you for breeding such a gorgeous pup. I hope that all the other pups settle in well to their new homes. Kind regards, Helen"
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6/28/2021 01:17:14 am
From one Helen to another; we are sure that Hope will have a wonderful home with you in Warwickshire and that she is settled already. Enjoy ! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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