Choccie is back

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I rehomed him (or so I thought) three weeks ago, it turns out the little girl is allergic to him, which is a great pity because he followed her around everywhere and they all adored him. There's no question but that it's a genuine reason. So I've just been to collect him. He jumped straight into my arms, but seemed less happy when he came home - and just now he has had a runny poo on the floor in the office.

O good ....

Still it's probably just stress, one of the girls started hissing at him as soon as I brought him in, he smells unfamiliar to them now of course, not helped by the fact that the people he went to were smokers so he smells of cigarettes.

It looks as if I am going to have to pen him which I didn't want to do.

O well, just one of the joys of breeding

Liz

awwww he looks gorgeous liz - hope you find a new home for him soon

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That shouldn't be too hard. I was afraid that he might spray because he was doing so here but apparently he was no trouble at all so that should make things easier when I next advertise him.

What would be really nice would be if I could find a pedigree pets show home for him, he would excel at that I am sure.

Liz