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moominmuppetI finally got a decent headshot of Tarma to use as an icon. There are also a bunch more photos up on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/moominmuppet/tags/tarma/ (I haven't sorted out the bad ones, or the ones where I look particularly ridiculous in the background -- feel free to point and giggle)
She's continuing to improve on the steps, and whatever caused the intermittent limp for a few hours the other day seems fine since then, which is a relief. She's now coming up the steps on her own almost all the time with little or no added encouragement. She's still freaked by the view from the top of the steps, but if I carry her about 1/3 of the way down, she does fine walking the rest of it. Hopefully we can get her through the last of that fear before Becca finds her summer job -- I don't want anyone but Bec or me trying to carry 60 lbs of nervous dog down a flight of steps.
I've heard some more back from her other shelter in Indiana -- I should get to talk to her foster caretaker this evening, maybe. Apparently she was directly involved in Tarma's initial rescue, and then fostered her for a month, so I should get some good info from her, as well as being able to let her know that Tarma's got a home now (If I were a fosterer, and one of my dogs went to a shelter in another state, I'd want to know that she'd been adopted).
She's continuing to improve on the steps, and whatever caused the intermittent limp for a few hours the other day seems fine since then, which is a relief. She's now coming up the steps on her own almost all the time with little or no added encouragement. She's still freaked by the view from the top of the steps, but if I carry her about 1/3 of the way down, she does fine walking the rest of it. Hopefully we can get her through the last of that fear before Becca finds her summer job -- I don't want anyone but Bec or me trying to carry 60 lbs of nervous dog down a flight of steps.
I've heard some more back from her other shelter in Indiana -- I should get to talk to her foster caretaker this evening, maybe. Apparently she was directly involved in Tarma's initial rescue, and then fostered her for a month, so I should get some good info from her, as well as being able to let her know that Tarma's got a home now (If I were a fosterer, and one of my dogs went to a shelter in another state, I'd want to know that she'd been adopted).
