Aristotle

Ari is fed up – but not in the literal sense, that’s the problem. He really wants his breakfast and Mum has said he can’t have it.

Alfie is struggling with the big move – the problem with dementia is any sort of change is very difficult to deal with.

Dad is home and I’m a happy Wilma Dog. It is always best to have all your humans in one place where you can see them.

Aristotle is at the keyboard and Wilma is counting down to her master coming home. She’s not happy about not going to the station.

Wilma says it was totally unexpected for Mum to find Alfie on the settee. How he got there we just don’t know.

Wilma is delighted that Alfie is doing well – it can be the little things that become all important when a dog is ill.

Everyone seems to be making small steps in the right direction. It feels as though it’s good news all round.

Wilma wants to tell you about the real problem child in the house – and in her opinion she doesn’t even come close.