Claire Bear has informed me that,.

I just watched the video, and it brought tears to my eyes. What a difference you made to her! She looks great, and by the way her coat is BREATHTAKING!!!!!!! She is just gorgeous!!!!!!!!
Cara the first time her new vet saw her it was after one solid year of VibrantPets Senior food supplement. It was downright funny. She ran her fingers through Claire's coat and droned,. "ohhh myyy gawwwd". Oh did I laugh. You can't keep your hands off of her.
 
This is so uplifting to see. I have followed your saga with Claire from the beginning, and I agree you were past due for updating us on her progress. Her coat is simply stunning - our angel Ally had the same super dense coat. I know at times your journey must have been frustrating, just getting Claire to understand all her suffering was over and she was safe and secure. But it has paid off wonderfully. Congratulations to you, your wife and Claire Bear. :biggrin2:
 
Cara the first time her new vet saw her it was after one solid year of VibrantPets Senior food supplement. It was downright funny. She ran her fingers through Claire's coat and droned,. "ohhh myyy gawwwd". Oh did I laugh. You can't keep your hands off of her.
So happy to hear the Vibrant Pets works for Claire!!
 
Thank you so much, Claire, for reminding your dad to visit us and let us know how you were doing. Pool noodles are very effective.

She looks absolutely amazing. Seeing her play bow and want to play chase me warmed my heart. She's one lucky little girl, and you and Teresa are two lucky humans.
 
It's just laughs, Tim. Everyone on the FB page was near hysterical you vanished. They kept trying to find you saying you must have deleted your account or something. You posted and I stated that and yet they STILL kept telling me I didn't know who you were. Uh. Yeah. It must be nice to have groupies.
 
Love the video. It looks like she is "learning" to play...is it possible that she has never had this experience before she came to her forever home with you?
 
Love the video. It looks like she is "learning" to play...is it possible that she has never had this experience before she came to her forever home with you?
Highly probable. She was a barn breeder with little to no human interaction other than being forced to breed. She has no idea what toys are. She has no clue about chasing squirrels. The first spring we had her she rolled in fresh grass as a free dog as far as we know for the first time in her life. So yes when we get moments like this she not only is realizing that these humans are okay but she is also learning how to play after 10+ years of being alive.
 
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