Introducing Hunnie

Everyone seems to be getting into this whole ‘blog thing’ so I thought “why not – my life is exciting too”.

So here I am writing about what I get up to and all my exciting adventures.

I was born on 13th April 2004 – which means I’m in my terrible 2’s (human years) and a troublesome teenager (dog years) – either way I’m a handful at the moment.

Firstly I’ll tell you a bit about myself…

I’m a Pomeranian Maltese dog. I have 3 brothers (I’m not sure where they all are as we were separated when we were a few weeks old. I have since found out that one of them died when still young)

When I was in the shop I was very little – I was the runt in my family. Most people stopped and played with my brother as he was very playful and active. I just liked to sit or sleep in the corner and tried not to get noticed too much.

My most vivid memory was a day that changed the rest of my life…
It was a Monday in June 2004 – being a public holiday the centre was packed with shoppers. My brother was showing off in the shop window and trying to get the attention of each and every person passing by. It was getting a bit embarrasing after a little while.

Anyway, I particularly remember a tall lady come into the shop with a black jacket on. She asked the shop assistant if she could hold me. I was shocked that I was even noticed. I remember her picking me out of the enclosure and holding me against her jacket. The jacket was so soft and warm. After a while she took the jacket off and sat it in her lap as she sat on the floor playing with me.

She seemed to like me and I liked her. But I sensed that she preferred kittens over puppies as I overheard her say that she was wanting to buy a kitten. I had to act fast – I wasn’t going to let a kitten get preference over me. I had to show the kind lady that I was meant for her. I had seen the kittens across the way in the other enclosure at the shop and had noticed that they slept alot. So I thought to myself “That’s it – I’ve got to act sleepy”. I walked straight over to the jacket in her lap, did a couple of turns to make myself comfortable and laid down to sleep.
It worked – she was smitten with me. I was so cute and hard to resist – how could she want a cat after meeting me?

After a while of playing with the lady she got up, put me back in my enclosure, spoke to the assistant at the store and then left. I was broken hearted and confused – what did I do wrong?

It wasn’t long before my hopes rose again. The lady had gone and done her grocery shopping, and then gone and bought a toy kitten (Tinka) and come back to rescue me from my annoying brother.

Since that day we’ve been the best of friends – we live together and have lots of fun doing heaps of exciting things.