[nagdu] Male goldens

[Raven Tolliver]

Ever since I got the Golden Guy when he was 2, he has been very
laid-back and gentle both in and out of harness. He plays just as hard
as he works, but he is still far more down-to-earth than most
labradors and his female counterparts. I know for a fact that his
sisters that went out in other classes were more wired and energetic
creatures. My puppy-raisers got to see the spunky girls graduate, and
said they were definitely animals with different personalities.
When I was asked if there was anything specific to consider about the
dog I would get, aside from being golden, I said I wanted a dog that
would be ready to go when it was time, but would also just chill with
me. That's exactly what I got: a very chill golden.

On 9/7/14, debby phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Neena is like that, very serious in harness, but then once the
> harness comes off, she is a ball of energy.  But she has calmed
> down a ton since I first began writing to the list.  She and
> Lamar play a lot, and that's wonderful.  Lamar is like a younger
> dog now.  (Smile).  And Neena is improving so much, in her work,
> and everything.  But I'm not fooled; I know that she's still
> young and that we're a pretty new team.  But I'm really happy
> with this dog.  Seeing Eye did good for me.  (Smile).    Debby
> and Neena
>
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Raven
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