
We have been in Davos for a couple of days now. Our first short holiday with Wesha. We especially came here to let Wesha get used to the apartment. Every winter, we stay in this apartment for 3 weeks (1 week in December and 2 end Feb/early March). The apartment block is old and when all the apartments are occupied, it can get pretty loud in here.
We wanted Wesha to get used to some of the normal sounds (the elevator cloinking, people on the stairs, tv from the neighbors etc), while there aren't too many apartments occupied. I was afraid Wesha would bark a lot, because of all the unfamiliar sounds. But she is doing really well. An advantage is, that we are on the second floor, and she doesn't have to "guard" so much here. And the elevator cloinking doesn't seem to bother her one bit. She also rides the elevator (not a smooth ride at all!) without any problems. There are two other dogs in the building and when Wesha hears them bark, she will bark too, but that is logical.
It is a very small apartment and the four of us are around Wesha all the time, and I think that is why she adjusted so quickly. I really think she feels at home here. At night, she sleeps in the transport box, that we took out of the car and up to the apartment. She does sleep in the same room (living room) as Reto and me. And in the morning, when we let her out of the transport box, she is allowed on our bed. That is a real treat!

We have gone for a couple of lovely walks. Of course no longer than half an hour at the time. The country side is a lot rougher than in and around our village. Wesha enjoys running around and climbing on stones here. We crossed a bridge today, that consisted of metal roster. Wesha didn't have any problem with it. I wanted a picture of it, but she was moving too fast, so I told her to sit.



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