This post is from Turk’s mom…Turk is a regular swimmer at Joyce’s Unsinkable Dogs…
Lucky me, Turk was on the schedule just before it was Rigel’s turn to swim. Rigel’s mom Cindy was nice enough to let me meet Rigel and stay to watch him swim for a bit. Well what a handsome man he is, I was ready to dog nap him – although I am sure Turk would have some to say about that.
I learned that Rigel is Joyce’s longest term client in the pool – he has been swimming somewhere between 3 and 4 years. The 6 year old Rigel is a busy dog as he also has agility, rally obedience, and nose work titles. And he attends charity events.
Well I was charmed to meet him and snapped a nice photo to share. And looking forward to seeing him soon, as I see that he follows Turk again this week.
I’d like to share Martha’s report on her NW1 titling run with her Giant Schnauzer Sunny, Delight, who can be dog reactive, a shadow chaser, and is a dog who referred to as “a handful”!
Martha’s report is another great example of how K9 Nose Work® can help a dog and owner have a good live together…
Sunny was a very good Girl! She placed 3rd overall with a time of 1 minute, 24 seconds and placed 3rd in the exterior with 24 seconds! The vehicle search was the longest search with 27 seconds and only 8 seconds for the containers. She was focused and really reasonably well-behaved–a bit talkative but still good. There was a brief moment during one of our walks when she started to bolt for a shadow but I was able to use the “break” and get her back to me. She only did this once.
Anyway, I was really proud of her. She has come a long, long way. Thank you for all your help with her.
This was shared by a client today…We are so happy to be Dixie’s new friend. Thank you for sharing this update, and we wish Dixie a speedy recovery.
Our dog, Dixie had her first swim tonight to help in her recovery from TPLO surgery. She can be a bit choosey about her friends and Judi was wonderful with her. We’re very pleased. Thank you Joyce’s Dogs!
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Win Win for everyone – especially the lucky dog (or dogs) who are the true users of the gift certificates.
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