[nagdu] Wild dogs
Tracy Carcione
carcione at access.net
Thu Jan 7 16:05:48 UTC 2010
Each to his own, I guess. Variety is a wonderful thing.
Me, I prefer a mellow dog. I love how Ben turns himself into a stuffed
animal, and I don't have to worry about what he's up to. If there's no
food involved, it takes him a few seconds to wake up and stretch, but then
he's ready to go as far and as fast as I want to go. In her youth, Echo
was a pretty energetic dog. She still paces around for no reason. After
a while, I want to yell at her to just lie down! Echo bounces out of bed
ready to go. Ben lies there and rolls over for a morning bellyrub.
They're both cute. Although Benny makes it a lot easier to sleep in on
the weekends. Echo's alarm can't be turned off very well.
Tracy
> You know , I really love my high energy, wild and crazy dog! I love when
> he
> comes out of his crate in the morning and gallops down the hall ending in
> a
> triumphant thwump in the living room. I love that he's so happy his
> whole
> body wags. I love that he can wake up from a sound sleep and immediately
> be
> ready for whatever adventure comes our way. I love that he never gets
> tired. I love his interest in everything. I love moving so fast with him
> that I can feel the wind on my face, even on a calm day.
>
> I'm not sure if I could ever be truly happy with a mellow, low energy dog.
>
> JMHO
> Julie
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tracy Carcione" <carcione at access.net>
> To: <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 1:47 PM
> Subject: [nagdu] Wild dogs
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>
>> Hi Linda.
>> You say that TSE would probably drop a lab with a whole lot of energy,
>> but
>> there was a golden in my class who was a wild man! He seemed to always
>> be
>> bouncing around or chewing on something. He got switched out of class
>> because he decided to forget his platform training when his person went
>> into Manhattan. I don't know if they gave him more training, or dropped
>> him after that, but he definitely made it as far as my class.
>> I'm sticking to my policy of writing a letter with my application,
>> detailing my lifestyle and what I want in a dog. And my wants include a
>> fairly mellow beast. No spazzes need apply, as my friend calls them.
>> Tracy
>>
>>
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