I can take any amount of this adulation. I am even starting to think that moving to England won\u2019t be so bad after all. The people in the vet were excited to meet me, because I am the first Entlebucher they have met. They weren\u2019t excited enough not to give me an injection, send me away with tablets and tell me to cut down on the treats, but I guess you can\u2019t have everything. I\u2019ve been into my first English shop too. It turns out that not all shops here don\u2019t like dogs. Admittedly, it was a shop selling things for horses but it is getting closer to being a worthwhile place to be. The people in there all thought I was lovely too. I have a \u2018really nice face\u2019, their words not mine and I\u2019m \u2018really sweet\u2019. Oh I can take some more of this.<\/p>\n
What I didn\u2019t tell you about my trip to the vet was that the lady took my temperature. I sat with my mouth open wide ready for the thermometer and got a bit of a shock as she stuck it somewhere else. Was that really necessary? Did she think I wouldn\u2019t cooperate? What about my rights? I have been violated. After all that, my temperature was normal. You would think it should have been at least a little bit odd to justify such action. At least the tablets I was given aren\u2019t too bad, once my mistress had realised I wasn\u2019t going to swallow them whole and broke them up and put them in my bowl. On a personal note the vet has told me I am a little overweight. In itself that didn\u2019t seem too bad. It was when I got home that I realised the implications, my food ration has been cut and I have been made to cut out junk food. No more crisps or Frosties for me it seems. Hopefully, when I lose half a kilo some of the treats will come back.<\/p>\n
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