Getting ready ...

I hear that things are being prepared for me in my English home. There is already a big comfortable bed and some toys. Lots of other things have been ordered and it's all sounding pretty good. Pretty good. My human is even moving around the furniture in my main room so that I can sleep and rest in the best bit. He's going to be a pushover is that Andy. He has booked lots of holiday for me to get used to him and to train him. Pushover, I tell you.

I've also got a name tag, engraved with my address and phone number. Sounds posh, but appropriate.


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