March 14

Last night when I went upstairs she squeaked for less than a minute and then sighed, went to sleep and didn't make a sound for the rest of the night. In the morning Sam heard me come down the stairs first and barked, she then chimed in. Whenever it comes to barking, Sam seems to be the starter and she the joiner.

Got me a clicker today, I'm training both her and Sam.

She's doing much better on the chickens. The rabbit still fixates her to statue levels but she hasn't gone into tearing attack mode even once today.

Quite a bit calmer on the walks, but still quite hyper aware of every.little.sound.and.movement!!!!
I left her alone at home today for over two hours, not a peep out of her. Sam in the bench was slightly more vocal (protest song) but not for long. Tomorrow, I will try four hours.

She and Sam ate a truly spectacular amount of barf chicken today. It's like she's always eaten barf (in a week, i'll introduce her to fish).
Note to self: go to IC tomorrow and get some goat meat, see how she reacts to that.
I'm feeding them a number of times over the day, my strategy so far has been to leave them in a continuous state of food bliss.

I'm still not 100% sure of the name. Whole lotta Rosie is one, and long tall Sally is also a favourite. But Sally sounds too much like Sam, methinks, so she might end up being Rosie. Since she doesn't respond to Gloria at all, I've retired that name and have been calling her Rosie or Girlie (what the hell, with food in hand it really matters little what i call her).



My couch now belongs to her.
Things are good :)