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Cathy's Gunner (12-04-2012)
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| Sounds great. I'm sure folks will be happy just to see him and have a chance to pet him.
__________________ ![]() Zoe, Rockwall Nantucket Breeze, BN, CGC, Delta therapy dog Zeke, our introduction to the world of Golden Retrievers |
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| Can't wait to hear how it goes . We love our visits!
__________________ GUNNER - Born:08-30-08 HONEY - Born:01-11-11(Haborviewgoldens) |
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| I know we will have lots of fun. No Jige doesnt do any tricks and I dont want to do any with him as then he gets a little too excited and he could hurt some one. He is still very young at 19mo(today). In the summer I have taken outside and we toss the bumper the guys like it. |
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| In the hospitals where I go Tess isn't even encouraged to wag her tail...from the moment we started (I think she was your boy's age) I have folded her tail under her. Now she does it automatically in the rooms. Not so much in the corridors, when she greets nurses and doctors, though!
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General V (12-05-2012)
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| Funny, but even as wound up as Tucker can get sometimes, the moment we step into a facility, a switch goes off. He knows what is appropriate to do. I suspect Jige will know exactly how to behave as well. Tucker is so funny after the visit. That is when I usually become the recipient of the stored up energy! Roo, roos, wildly wagging tail, kisses, etc. |
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