July 9th, 2008
Patience always pays off. Since Honey arrived she has been horrified, to put it mildly, by the fly
spray bottle. I attribute it to her time on the line, there is allot of washing and spraying at the PMU
farms, so it was understandable why she would hate, hate, hate the sound and feel of fly spray. Well,
today for the first time I was able to spray all of Honey, her legs, belly, back, neck, everything. She
was great, she tolerated it all with grace. I was so proud, to some this may seem like no
accomplishment at all, but to me, someone who works with lots of quirky PMU's and their offspring,
this was a huge milestone and a real testament to Honeys ability to forgive and move on. She clearly
is able to understand the difference between what I was doing and what the PMU rancher was doing.
I am so happy she is able to move past, her past.
Patience always pays off. Since Honey arrived she has been horrified, to put it mildly, by the fly
spray bottle. I attribute it to her time on the line, there is allot of washing and spraying at the PMU
farms, so it was understandable why she would hate, hate, hate the sound and feel of fly spray. Well,
today for the first time I was able to spray all of Honey, her legs, belly, back, neck, everything. She
was great, she tolerated it all with grace. I was so proud, to some this may seem like no
accomplishment at all, but to me, someone who works with lots of quirky PMU's and their offspring,
this was a huge milestone and a real testament to Honeys ability to forgive and move on. She clearly
is able to understand the difference between what I was doing and what the PMU rancher was doing.
I am so happy she is able to move past, her past.