Hi everybody – I made it!! 
I have had a HUGE adventure – going into the SASH vet hospital to have surgery to take out my left eye, because it was too damaged by my Glaucoma Sickie and my Cataracts and the constant high pressure was giving me ouchies all the time…
…well, what do you think of my new look?! 
My surgery went really well – the Anaesthetist Vet first gave me some special medicine (“mild sedative”) to feel very relaxed and then they shaved some fur from my legs and put a needle in one of my blood pipes – and then gave me some Sleepy Medicine which put me slowly to sleep.
Well, I don’t remember much after that! Paul says that they would probably have put some pipes in my mouth and down my throat, to give me more Sleepy Gases and some Oxygen.
Anyway, all I remember is waking up feeling very woozy…my head felt like a big, boiled sausage! But I didn’t have pipes coming out of me anymore. There was a special nurse who sat next to me all the time, until I could breathe normally by myself and lift my head and swallow and sit up and stand…that was the sign that my heart was doing OK and I was recovering well from the Sleepy Gases!
I was feeling awfully cold and shivery – that’s what the Sleepy Gases can do to you afterwards, sometimes – so they put a special blanket over me and after a while I felt better. So much better, in fact, that I wolfed down the dinner they brought me! And they took me out for a little walk too, so that I could do a wee. But it was good to get back to my hospital room and relax on my vet bed again – my legs were still a bit wobbly!
Speaking of hospital rooms, check out where I was staying – it was a special kennel for giant doggies staying at the hospital. Most doggies would stay in crates but of course, I wouldn’t fit! So they have these nice, roomy runs for giant doggies to stretch out in..
Not bad, eh? Although – hmm – not quite how I imagined it…!
In fact, when my humans came to pick me up today, they didn’t even bring me a bunch of sausages! Humph!
Still, I was very happy & excited to see them – and to go home!
My humans were a bit upset when they saw my face, with my left eye all puffy & swollen and stitched up and…well, no eye there!
I don’t know why humans get so fussy about “how things look” – us doggies are much more sensible. As long as we can still get around and do the things we love – who cares what we look like?
Still, the vet told us that my eye is looking Extra Horrible at the moment because it has only just come out of surgery – and after a while, it will settle down and look much better. There was a little tumour in the skin of my eyelid so they removed that as well – and so that’s also why it looks extra red & puffy.
Also, the Vet Ophthalmologist had done some extra stitches on purpose which make my eye look very “pouchy” and puffy now – but this will hopefully mean that later, when everything settles down and falls back into the eye socket, my eye won’t look so “caved in”. Sometimes, people will put a fake eyeball inside but in my case, because it was so dangerous for me to be under the Sleepy Gases, they just wanted to “get in & get out” as fast as possible so they didn’t faff around with Doggie Plastic Surgery!
Well, I do look a bit sorry for myself at the moment – although I think it really bothers my humans more than it bothers me. (I kept hearing them say the words “heart-breaking to see…”) – Do you think the Toyboy Doggies will still like me??
I asked Muesli what she thought but she was more interested in re-negotiating our Time-Share Arrangement over my Bed…
…hmm…seems like she’s been making herself VERY comfy while I was gone…!
Well, I told Muesli “no deal” – I was sticking to our old arrangement – she can only go on my bed when I don’t want it or am not around (every afternoon/evening when I go on my daily walk, Muesli always scurries to get onto my bed as soon as she sees my leash coming out! ).
I’m a bit grumpy because I have to wear the Cone of Shame whenever my humans are not around to watch me – just in case I rub my eye or something, while it’s still healing. But hopefully, just for a few days! I will be going back to SASH for a follow-up and to let them take out my stitches, in about 10 days time.
OK, well, am awfully tired and sleepy now so am off for a big sleep. Good night everybody and thank you so much for all the amazing messages from all over the world! I know I said it before but I’m really such a lucky doggie to have so many people thinking of me and caring about me. You are all wonderful.
Oh, last thing – here’s a little movie showing me leaving the hospital and arriving home!
If the movie doesn’t play, try here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM-PeI6dQ0Q
So glad you are home!
and that is whenever I happen to even notice.
My cousin has a little fawn colored pug named Gobie with only one eye and really it just looks like he is winking
Happy and quick recovery to you all.
Kara (USA)
Honey you look just gorgeous and you’re here with us. The swelling will go down before you know it and you will never get eye ouchies again. You look wondeful in your ‘Cone of Valour’. Slobbers from Clarabelle, Sasha and their human.
Dear Honey,
we are so glad to see you healthy at home! We love to read your stories, you are a beuatiful great lady.
Slobbery kisses from
Naja, Junchen and their human Nicole from Germany
I was surprised at how puffy your eye looks, but other than that you look great! I have to admit I laughed as you walked into the walls with your cone on.
hehehe. sorry!
I love the picture of you in the hospital bed. heheh. I think that’s the way it should be!
You and Museli are so cute! I think she mustve missed you tons while you were gone.
Im going to have to search your blog for your bed. Jason just watched your video and thinks Darwin needs a big bean bag bed like yours.
So glad youre home!! Big hugs and giant Dane kisses to you all! what a relief!
Thanks Brooke -- by the way, I’ve put all the info about Honey’s various beds on a specific page (links to all her blog posts about her beds) -- it’s in the dropdown menu under “All About Honey” -- in the navigation bar at the top of the page -- the page is called “My Bed & My Pyjamas” -- so you can find all the info there. You should be able to find a good tailor in Singapore! The real trick is finding the right fabric for the inners & covers from a fabric store…
Hsin-Yi
Hi Honey, Hsin-YI is really quick on your update -- great! Tell them humans to not worry about the wound, even cosmetic surgery looks yuck immediately after. The skin has to relax and the stuff under the skin also needs to settle. Soon you will look pretty again and in a few weeks they won’t even notice any more. Can’t wait to see the ‘new’ look and imagine -- all your new friends at your new home have never met you before so this will just be Honey to them anyway. Beats eye drops and headaches any day!
Oh Honey … no sausages. It’s those swanky, slender hips (and your personality off course) that the toy boys are after.
Ohh Honey… you are and will always be beautiful… we are sooooooo glad you are back that we don’t mind your humans forgetting to bring you sausage….
love and slobbers
Mumma n Pluto
Awwww … Honey, I am so proud of you for making it through your surgery. You look just as beautiful now as you did before. Very Brave! Meusli seems to love that you are home with her long nose kiss she had waiting for you. Get some rest and keep getting better. Can’t wait to see you up and running some zoomies soon. Lots of love!
Hone, your humans will just have to get you an eye patch, and then you will be a woman of mystery and all the boy doggies will just go crazy over you. We all so thankful that you are okay,and it looks like you have bounced back as you usually do! Don’t be too hard on Muesli..she is just trying to keep your bed warm for you while you are not using it!
Honey, your Humans may not agree but I think you still look beautiful! Like another commenter said, like you are winking all the time! Hoping for a speedy and painless recovery!
Honey, you are so beautiful you don’t need two eyes or doggie plastic surgery. You are an amazing strong role model for all sickie Danes. We love you <3
So glad to see you are home now. I’m sure Museli missed you even if she doesn’t get the bed all to herself.
So glad you’re home Honey. I think you’re still beautiful, even with your puffy eye. I think Hsin-Yi and Paul are just worried that you’re in pain. It’s very hard to see someone in pain and know you can’t do anything for them. Just let them cuddle you and you’ll both feel better.
Sending Pei-Kisses!
Chingmy
I am so happy Honey made it through the surgery. She looks beautiful as ever. Hugs and kisses!
Hi Honey, it is so good to see you again. Have a speedy recovery. Take care
Honey, we think you look great! Always like this:
Very sophisticated!
Our mom did think about a glass eye, but it was clear, that they didn’t want to let you under anaesthetic longer than needed. Now we wish you a speedy, really good healing. And then conquer Perth! We want to know all about the city, where doggies are welcome but bikers not.
We are so glad you are alive and won’t be in pain anymore Honey! Once you have healed you will look like you are winking at the boys and they will still love you. Anyway, with dogs it’s all about what you smell like, not what you look like
One of my favorite videos on your website is Honey coming home as a puppy. I think this posting is just as significant. You did not know FOR SURE she would come home, and HERE SHE IS!
I am very happy for you! My favorite part of what you show is Paul sitting by the bed petting her.
From the video you show she is very much herself, which I am happy to see.
Your posting is an answer to prayer!
No one looks good right after surgery! Let everything heal and settle. Besides, your Mom and Dad fell in love with your heart, not one eye.
I’m glad you’re feeling better and home!
Marian in Houston
We think Honey is winking at us. We are so glad Honey made it thru the surgery. We love you Honey!
Sooooooo great to see you up and about! I’m so happy for you and your humans. You’re a cute chicly babe no matter how many eyes ; ) you’re still here and healthy, that’s what’s important. Take best care, love to your all. Odie from Perth.
Rest assured Boo will still love you even with one eye! He has missed you.
YAY for Honey! We knew you would pull through! Your heart is so much stronger than we all thought and you love living so much… you didn’t want to miss out on all the fun.
Daisy here: My humans are very relieved that you are home and look so well and strong! Of course I knew you would come back to us- no problem. I can also understand that you would want to be back home to make sure that your bed was not usurped by Muesli… I am always having to gently explain to Queen Nessie that my bed is off limits when I want to lie down! She seems to think that the whole world belongs to her!
Thank you, Honey, for letting us know how you are doing… we can all breathe easily now.
We love you
Daisy the Great Dane and Nessie, Empress of the Universe
Cathy and Bill
You are still a beautiful doggie Honey! Don’t you just hate that cone at first you will bump into everything but you will get the hang of it. Now get some rest.
AARF Kasha the Dainty Dane
Yay Honey! I’m so happy you are home. Don’t worry about your eye (or lack of). It will look just fine once it’s all healed up.
Good luck with the cone of shame lol. I hate those things!
God bless you, Honey! So glad you’re HOME!
Luv,
Dave
You look as beautiful as ever, Honey! And don’t worry about the boys… they are all going to think you’re winking at them and they’ll be rushing to meet you!
Sam and Pippen
Welcome back, beau and sweet dreams.
Malena & Zorba the Greek
While we aren’t toyboy doggies, we think you look gorgeous! Tell your parents to relax -- besides, now you can dress up as a pirate for Halloween!
We’re so happy you are home and that everything went well with the procedure. And you don’t need no stinkin’ plastic surgery fake eyeball thingy -- you look Mahvelous! And don’t let that little pipsqueak kitteh steal your bed -- she should learn to respect her elders! 
*kissey face*
-Fiona and Abby the Hippobottomus
Yay! It’s wonderful to see you home in your own bed. We were all looking forward to many more blogs about your adventures!
Welcome Home Honey the Hero,
I love the cone of shame. I think the cone should be bedazzled with lots of rhinestones and maybe even spell out your name! Then, the cone will be a fashion accessory every doggie will want and you will have created a new trend for doggies and kitties. Toy -- boy doggies, beware. Toy-boy doggies don’t deserve you Honey. You are much to complex a girl for those doggies. You need a strong minded doggie to appreciate all your wonderful qualities Honey, and yes, you are still the most beautiful Fawn Great Dane the world knows. You are more than your eye ball Honey Bunny. Your value is based on your whole Honeyness and you have so much Honeyness that missing an eyeball is no big deal and does not diminish who you are as a doggie or how much we all love you. It was nice of you to share your bed while you were at SASH, but it is time to reclaim what is rightfully yours and Musili knows this. I think the kitty missed you when you were at the hospital and felt closer to you by sleeping on the bag of beans. Sorry to hear that Paul and Hsin Yi didn’t bring sausages and stuff to the hospital, but I did notice that Paul was giving you a nice doggie rub which is more relaxing than eating sausages and will not put fat on your delicate and shapely hips. I am glad you are home and resting comfortably Honey!! My mom’s dog Mickey would go for a walk with you any day of the week if he lived near Brisbane. Mickey sends you lots of slobbers your way. Remember Honey, you are Pawfect just the way you are!!! Dawn
Oh Honey! We think you look fabulous! And we know the boys will still love you tons!! We are so very glad you made it thru the surgery and are now home and resting. Sending you lots of purrs, scritches and hugs!
Oh Honey!! We’re so glad you’re home all safe and sound! We’ve been sending POTP but have not been able to comment. You look wonderful!
-Bart and Ruby
She looks absolutely gorgeous!!
Glad to hear all is going well!!! I and my Moma had three pekingese who had eye sickies and had to have surgeries to remove them (one each)….so much hugs and love your way Honey and to your humans too!
Still a beautiful girl, Honey! We wish you a speed-recovery and all the best.
We’re SOOOO happy to see you’re home, even with the Cone of Shame. You sure seemed happy to see your cushion. We think you look kind of dashing, like a Pirate or a Warrior!
Yay Honey! I am sure getting on your bed felt great! We are so happy to see you home and I think that all those handsome boy doggies will just think you are winking at them ; ) Wags and slobbers from Alabama!!
I think you should get a whole wardrobe of wonderful and girly eye patches!
So glad that Honey came through surgery okay. I haven’t visited in awhile because I’ve been busy with our new dane, Fifty. I was so surprised to find out that so much has happened! Honey is such a lucky girl to have such loving and dedicated people to watch over her. I’m sure she will fight to stay on this earth as long as possible. <3
So happy all is well!
Oh dear, relax and sleep for two days if you want, finally the pain and worries are all over, and you can look forward to your new adventure in Perth. Oh, so happy for you guys!!!
Enjoy
Hi Honey
We’re so pleased you’re ok, and we think you’re just as beautiful as ever!
Puppy kisses
Sasha & Trixies
Dear Honey,
We two Toyboys still love you! If we lived closer we would be the first doggies in line to sit and gaze up at you, and then go running, jumping and playing.
Honey, you have a strength of character and beauty that goes beyond fur-deep, and although your humans are adjusting to seeing you differently we know they still love you just as much as they ever did -- perhaps even more now as they know how precious you are.
Woofs,
Riley and Enzo
PS We enjoyed your movie.
Hi, my name is Jubilee, and I’m a Medical Professional!
Okay, maybe not. I am a very special cat though! I go with my owner everywhere! She also had to go in to the vet.. well human hospital to get some blood work done. She’s very scared of needles and doctors, but I told her not to be. Seeing how brave and nonchalant you were about your surgery made her feel better about the possibilities of her future medical problems.
And, even though I’m not a fan of other animals -- they don’t understand that I’m special -- I would like you. I hope you heal well!
Howdy Honey, oh excuse me, What Rory? No, she is not winking at you. Remember she had surgery on her eye? What? Ok, she is winking at you. Yes, she does like Toy Boys. Sheesh, Honey, brother’s can be a pain at times.
We’re so happy you are home and resting. You are an amazing girl and what wonderful Drs and Nurses you had caring for you. We loved your video especially the bit with Paul sitting next to you giving you a pat. Made mum get leaky eyes.
Anyhoo, rest and relax Honey. Muesli, look after your big sissy ok and don’t hog the bed. Hsin-Yi and Paul, enjoy having your beautiful girl home. Hugs to all. Yay!!!!
No worries, and love, Stella and Rory (wink, wink)
It’s great to see you home again Honey, your humans must be so very relieved!
Muesli looks rather pleased with her new ‘toy’ (aka the big plastic cone), hopefully she doesn’t play with it while it’s on your neck!
We look forward to reading more of your adventures
Oh Honey you look great. If only all the other boy doggies will stop thinking you are winking at them. I bet you will be feeling back to your old self soon enough. I am so glad to see that you are home again and that the eye pressure will not be an issue for you anymore. It actually looked way better than I though it would be and I bet you will be back to your beautiful self within a week or so. Your still top rated in our books. Give lots of snuggles to your owners for not being weird humans during this ordeal and I hope the doctor gave you a good prescription for lots of bread.
Wags,
Maxine
Honey, you have never looked more beautiful to us!
Honey, you look wonderful
I love how you and Muesli greeted each other. So sweet.
Glad you are home. I want to curl up on your bed with you and snuggle.
I love that you have a permanent wink!
Stop on by for a visit
Kari
http://dogisgodinreverse.com
Hi Honey! Lucy-the-cat-herding-mutt here. My human and I have been keeping very close tabs on your recent adventures, and we are thrilled that you are finally home and out of those woods. (Although I like woods, there are so many things to smell and to roll in and to pee on--I don’t quite understand what Mom is talking about you being “out of the woods.” Oh well…) My mom says she understands how your humans will have some adjusting to do with your new look, since they’ve known you furrever with two eyes. I think as long as you can still run around and check the neighborhood “pee-mail” as you so aptly put it, it’s all good! (It’s pretty cool that we were born with a spare eye, just in case one poops out!) Besides, maybe your recent adventures will get you some special yummies if you look at your human with the special droopy face that is now extra awesome cuz it includes a wink (works for me sometimes!!). Glad you are back and doing well Honey! Licks and wags!! (And you think you have a lot to do to keep Muesli out of your bed? I have three cats to keep tabs on around here! Phew!)
It’s sooooooooooooo nice to see you home, Honey! We’re sending you tons of AireZen! Feel better soon!
Love ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
Otis says to be careful when you turn to the left cause he bangs into everything and to take all your medicine even if its yukky.
I thank you for having the courage to go thru with the surgery it helps us if we have to make the same decision with Otis . Thanks for filming the reunion with Museli !
I know what you were thinking Honey….”Hello Bed ” !
Glad your going to be ok Honey !
Miss Honey,
That is about the happiest thing I have seen in a very long time. You looked so spry and happy to be coming home and I bet your very own bed never felt better.
Now you tell your humans that cones actually bother them more than us. Really us doggies aren’t much troubled by smashing into things (although it can make quite a loud sound). Just watch out for getting stuck. That can happen and I’m sure the humans will giggle at your misfortune.
Big hugs from our estate to yours.
Kisses,
Dexter
Glad to read you are home now and resting. Recovery time is as important as the surgery itself! So take it easy and enjoy the special treats/rubs you are given! LOL Eve in Alabama
Honey, so glad to see you up and about and crashing in to things. No one will blame you if you run into some sausages or your favorite muffins, that you so deserve. My notes to you seem to get swallowed up by the computer machine somehow. I just want you to know I am praying for a speedy recovery and that you are back to your Honey self soon. I find you to be pawfect as you are, with one eye. You make be happy by just being you, how ever that is. It is true that we humans put a lot of emphasis on the physical rather than focusing on the inside. You have sage advice my doggie friend. Dawn
HONEY!!!!! I am soooo glad to see you! I think you look great and it’s awesome you will only get prettier! We are sooo relieved you have gotten over this hurdle and I know your parents are too! You looked better comming out of hospital that I ever have. I always look at momma like I have no idea who she is. At home I could see you were a bit wobbly so I hope you are all back to normal now! Maybe muesli will wear your cone for you… It’s so big she could prolly sleep in there! Anyways, I am so happy to see you home where you belong and look forward to the next update!
I can’t watch the video yet (on phone machine) but I have to say you look gorgeous to me laying on that bed home safe and sound.
yipeee! So happy for your successful surgery Honey! We’ll be seeing you around blogland! -Raegan and family
We’re glad you came through your surgery well, Honey. We’re sorry you needed to have the surgery but we hope you get well quickly.
Dear Honey you are beautiful inside and out no matter what. The important thing is you are home safe and sound now. Hopefully you will feel much better in a few days.
Hey Honey, Thanks for sharing your wonderful home coming. I’m certain you will sleep well in your own bed tonight. You can tell from all the comments here how loved you are. Rest, Baby Girl. Pursuit
Who to the hell cares how you look, you are just too awesome Honey babe…
And Thank you so much Hsin- Yi for sharing the wonderful home return.
Yeah indeed this was your biggest adventure I reckon.
I’m so happy Honey is home. I think she looks amazingly well, and the eye isn’t bad to look at at all. What a lovely dog!
Welcome back, Honey!! Oh, you have proved the 9th year curse isn’t always true, at least not you, the big honey dog!
Lupe and I think you look just GORGEOUS! Lupe went for a play date with his friend Tommy and his new very pretty, little rescue harlequin sister and she completely owned him, bullied him so bad he couldn’t even make eye contact with her, head down and to the side trying really hard to be small. I think Lupe much prefers a more mature, self confident Lady, so here’s one toy boy who is sticking with you!
So happy your home and ok.
Oh Lupe -- I miss you too! We had such fun adventures together. I have to say -- I think you’re still my favourite toyboy!
You are such a lovely gentleman and behave so nicely and are so calm and gentle…my humans still always talk about that time when I got stuck at the bottom of your steps, your garden -- do you remember? They were skeleton stairs and I was scared and couldn’t get back up. You went to tell them that I was in trouble -- they were so impressed and so touched by that! 
Slobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
It’s good to be home, isn’t it
And that scar is going to look so cool. You are like one of those hero dogs in anime series called Ginga Nagareboshi Gin 
That has been my favorite since I was little. There are lot of brave dogs who goes to find out some warrior dogs to help defeating a mean giant bear who is taking over their homes and harassing dogs and humans.
I’m sure your Toyboys will also think it’s cool. Especially if you could come up with an adventurous story behind it
I wish you speedy recovery!
-Lilli-
Hey Honey you look flipping gorgeous to me, now you have that mysterious look. Lots of woofs from your toyboy (well I’m only six months younger but have the heart of a toyboy) dancing buddy “the bodester”. Woofs n fancy dance moves XXX
It’s wonderful that you have left the vets and are home with your family. We still think you are a most beautiful Dane girl -- that sparkle in your good eye has doubled! XX
So beautiful to see Honey settle into her own bed in her own home. I guess ‘home is where the big bed is”! It will be great to see her settle down once again on her own bed when you are in Perth.
Congratulations on getting through this terrible time. Thinking of you all.
Thinking of you sweetheart x
You look awesome, Honey! How long will she have to wear the patches on her back?
Sam
Oh don’t worry, Sam -- they took the patches off my back before I left SASH. I’m just on some Rimadyl once a day now but I’m not really in much pain. But those 2 shaved squares will probably take some time to grow back -- so I’ll look like a Bionic Doggie for a while yet!
Slobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
Oh, Honey! We are soooo happy you are home!!! Your beauty remains undiminished. Those Toyboy Doggies will not only know that you are beautiful, but will find you FASCINATING with exotic stories of magic injections, sleepy gasses, etc. Be careful that permanent wink doesn’t send them the wrong message (hee, hee…) Please tell Hsin-Yi 2 things: her choice of song for your coming home video was just PERFECT!!! (Time After Time -- made me cry it’s so appropriate.) Also please tell her that she (and Paul)has inspired me to be an even better pet parent. Lots of love to all 4 of you. “M.E.”, Dick, and All the Davidson Critters -- Arlington, Washington, USA
Hello Honey, I saw the movie of you arriving home. So good to see how pleased you are to be home. My friend Irene, made it possible to see your movie. It maken me happy to see how much people can love their dog friends. I love my dogchild Bink also very much. Since November 4th he’s in heaven. Hope you recover soon Honey to have more great times with your great humas. Love Elly
Oh Elly -- we’re so sorry to hear about Bink -- you must miss him terribly!
So glad to hear that the surgery went smoothly. Wishes to Honey for a quick recovery. She is still a beauty to us!
Drools and licks,
M3 (Minnie, Mack and Mario)
Been busy all week, just caught up with the latest news. So relieved to hear you’re doing well!
- Jasmine
We’ve been following your news updates all week through fb, but only now have the time to read the full story on your blog.
You’re such a brave doggie, Honey! And your face doesn’t look awkward at all. It seems to be stitched up really nicely and we’re sure it’ll heal just fine.
Big hug from all of us!
Karolien, Killian & Co
I’m glad Muesli was so happy to see you! Maybe she can wear your cone.
Hi Honey,
I’ve not been on your blog for a long time. I learnt at the same time the obligation you have to use surgery and hopefully the final good end of it.
You and your family went through so many awful things ! I don’t doubt you were a really brave girl to face them all ! And your humans should have been very strong !
I’m really happy you’re fine. The Rainbow bridge will wait for a long time before he’ll got you !
Slobbers,
Well I must admit your imagination of how the hospital room should have looked is what I think you do deserve! I know it must have been very hard on everyone, but you will feel so much better now that it is removed. Recover quickly my friend!!
oh Honey you will be winking at the boys all the time now
Deawest sweet Honey
Fowgive me fow only now coming to visit. I didn’t even know about youw suwgewy ow hospital stay till now. I’m so happy that you awe no longew huwting and that you came thwoo youw suwgewy all well. I think the boys will be in love wif you just like always. You awe just as bootimoos as evew(plus they’ll think you awe winking at them)
Sending you my smoochiest of kisses
Asta
Ah Honey -- you are an inspiration
Hi Honey, we are so sorry that you had to get your eye taken out. But we are glad that you aren’t in pain any more! We thing you look great!
Licks,
Ruthie
I have enjoyed your videos and humor. It is a beautiful thing to have a Great Dane in our lives!! Thank you for sharing
Lovely Honey -- she is beautiful no matter how many eyes she has! I love watching all your videos -- training or otherwise. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful animals and your wise advice with training. xxxxx
hello’honey
Im so glad your home i hope your alright now
I wish you a good health and more adventures to recover
I love you Honey!!!