Hi there! I tried to get some pictures today of me working Fathom and these
were the only ones that turned out! We got big fluffy snow today and every picture had a big flake in the way! So I will try
again next weekend. He is doing real well, but I really need to get him out there around people more - he is getting
to be quite protective and wants to defend us against everyone. So I am going to go to the airport and other places with
lots of people to get him to be okay with strangers. Since I was gone for those three weeks and Troy had his hands full with
running the house while I was gone, he hasn't had much socializing time. Time to get this turned around!!
I am just thrilled with how he is turning out though. As long as we can get
him to be friendly instead of protective! But he has such a perfect temperment and personality and he is also beautiful! I'm
thinking we have ourselves a looker here!
Well, I will get some more pics when I work him next weekend (hopefully!)
Talk to you soon. Jennifer
Hello Brigitte and Shaun- Fern (Olive) is doing great! Here are a few photos
of her around the yard and house! Looks like Kenai Kennel Club will be offering the puppy kindergarten starting on 19NOV-
so I hopefully can get over to some classes.
Also, requested a book from the library of an overview of Schutzhund
training. After watching you guys with the dogs, I am kind of interested in the training.
Hope all is well with you guys, the family and the dogs!
Khaos is loved by soldiers because most of her commands are military commands.
And she is not the typical lay in your lap therapy dog rather she is interactive. She was with a soldier who had lost his
leg the other night and she patiently waited while he took off his prosthetic. When he was done she went over and climbed
on his lap and was totally unphased by his injuries. She heeled by his wheelchair and ran over to visit another soldier in
his wheelchair put her front paws on the arm of the chair till he invited her to his lap then smothered him in kisses. The
Oregon Soldier at Walter reed was all about yuck dog hair but kept inviting her to come over.
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