Hi Don,
Have a good long weekend.
Blogged with Flock
Hi Don,
Have a good long weekend.
Blogged with Flock
Angus had a swim at the lake today. I am biased, but I think he's the most beautiful Lab ever!
I was going through my pictures today and thought I would send you a couple of Bailey. One is her outside with her basketball, her favorite toy, and her walking vest on. The other one is from christmas time and we had a little collar for pictures for her.
She is our little baby and she brings us a lot of happiness.
HI Don,
Our Puppy PLUTO is now 18 pounds and full of energy. She just had her second vet appointment and all is well. She has been a great addition to our household.
We are curious – what was the weight of her mom (Mud) and dad ( Brant)?
Thank you
Dianne and Pierre
Hi Don,
We're getting along very well with our new puppy. By the way, we changed her name on her second day here to Gila. That's a hard "G" sound and rhymes with Mila (as in Mulroney). It's an Indonesian word that means crazy; it's just easier to say than Pud and doesn't sound like anything else. It really suits her and she responds well to it.
It took her a few days to really warm up to us, but now she's happy and friendly. We can tell she's very smart. She learned the commands come, sit and rollover very quickly, and will down from the sitting position with a little help. Her natural retrieving ablilities were well developed from the start. Already she weighs twenty pounds.
Had to take her to the vet last week because she had a yeast infection in her ears. That's clearing up nicely.
Thought you might like these photos taken on Mar 6 & 16. It's difficult to get a good photo of a moving object! Hope you like them.
Take care,
Jo Ann
Hi Don,
Here are some pictures of Casey (from Bellas litter in October 06), these were taken around the beginning of january.
Im not sure if we sent you these already or not, but enjoy.
She is growing alot, she is now 43lbs and almost 5 months old. We have found a few of her teeth over the last week as well.
She is definitely keeping us busy :)
Talk to you soon,
Ian and Alicia
Hey Don,
Hope all is well. 'Rudy' has been a fantastic addition to the home and gets along with his new sister 'Annie' amazingly. Here are a couple of shots with the two of them together, as they are inseparable. He is a great dog, with a great personality, obedient, and he housebroke in two weeks. We can't ask for more than that. In one of the photos, you can see a framed photo (partially) with my sister, myself and our family yellow lab 'Kelsi'. Rudy meets her next month...that will be a 'fun' time'.
Thanks,
Marc and Chanda MacLeod
Hi Everyone,
Bill & I just came home from the Multiple Sclerosis Dinner. When we arrived, they checked us in and gave me my award. A clear latex foot! It represents the motto "1 Step at a time"
There were about 15 other people who also raised $4000.00. We were all called up on the stage. Then they took pictures. I gave the photographer my email address, he said he would send it to me.
They were proud to announce that our Chapter raised over 1 Million Dollars last year!!! Less than 10 chapters in the whole country raise that much!
Bill & I were eager to tell story of Sable. I told all the wonderful things she has been trained to do; like retrieving things I drop, bringing objects I ask for & dragging the laundry bag up & down to the laundry room for me...But Everyone was stunned & pleased to hear my favorite; getting the portable phone for me IF I fall. Several people asked for the trainers information. I will be sure to pick up more business cards from C & G K9 School .
* I asked if there was someone who could help me write a book about Sable, and how she helps me. They will look into it. This is a great resource and People with MS should be aware of it and who that help is available.
I an so proud that my Team of Family, Friends & Sponsors could help to accomplish this 'feat'.
Janette
I have sent your site out numerous times.
Is there a chance you will offer the same for CKC rally?
Margaret Ekosky
WINNIPEG K9 EDUCATION CENTRE
http://members.shaw.ca/wpgk9
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is mommy's little boy! HA
Hi Don
Let me first say that yours is a wonderful Website, I enjoyed toggling about and reading lots of great info....well done!
While at the Westwood Vet clinic yesterday, I noticed a sign regarding upcoming classes. I am interested, but unsure of my ability to attend the information session...a conflict with my sons swimming lessons in Halifax the same night.
I am wondering about the methods you'll be using throught the classes. Many years ago, I trained a dog (a simply crazy mix of Black lab & springer) in Lessons with Don & Gladys Gates using a choke collar and this past fall tried clicker training at the Pawsplex with my youngest springer. These are clearly two very different approaches to training, and I must admit I preferred the choke method...maybe because I am more comfortable with it or maybe I didn't give the clicker a fair trial. This springer ( field type), now about 10 months old is one of John Mitchells dogs and as such certainly has a lot of drive. He is a machine...stong and fast yet eager to please. I would like very much to try his training professionally once more....with out a clicker and a mitt full of kibble. My other Springer ( also Field & now 6 yrs old ) was never quite as driven or headstrong as this youngster, and has never had formal training and yet she is simply a pleasure.
So, to make a long story short, can you provide me with some info regarding your upcoming lessons, just in case I am indeed unable to make it to the meeting.
Thank you,
Valerie Levy