Bridget vs. Henry

Week one with two animals is almost over.

Bridget is doing much better. Solitary confinement didn't last but a day, and it actually put her in a much better mood having her own space and knowing the dog couldn't come in (not that he actually tried). Bridget still likes having her own space, so she spends most of her time in our bedroom (which she did before), or in the other bedroom where we're temporarily keeping her food and water. Whenever she knows Henry is in his crate, she'll come out to sit with us or to play.

I know there has been some concern over Bridget's well-being, so here are some pictures to prove she's okay:


This is her curious, not scared, look.




To Bridget, when I fold clothes, it's always an open invitation to sit right on top.



As for Henry, we can tell he's feeling much better than before. He still acts like a puppy -- plays and whines like one -- but otherwise, he's a very calm. He generally sticks close to us in the house, and if he wonders off (usually to the kitchen for water or to sit underneath the table), he comes right back when we call him. He seems to like Bridget, so I kind of feel bad for him that she doesn't seem interested just yet. When he sees her, he just watches and his tail starts to wag like crazy. Most of all, I'm thankful that he likes to sleep at night -- which is the complete opposite of Bridget.

And here are some more pictures of Henry:

It's kind of difficult to get a puppy to sit still...