So, this week we have some good news and some not so good news. The good news is that my chest wall, and hence, breathing and moving, are feeling much better. Laurel has relaxed and I'm feeling much more comfortable. Hardy is continuing to do great! He loves our training time, loves eating his breakfast out of a food toy in the little yard (and hasn't escaped from it into the big back yard recently) and is getting along with all the big dogs!
The less than good news is that while my van was parked in front of the house, another vehicle clipped the front drivers side, damaging the quarter panel, bumper and light. Obviously, we'll have to get it fixed but no one got hurt, the van is drivable and it didn't affect the ramp or other mobility modifications. So although it will be inconvenient, it isn't devastating.
Welcome to my blog, From Puppy to Public Access. Selecting and preparing a puppy to train as a service dog - the most important time in a service dog’s training happens long before the dog is ever ready to learn his job; it is the stage commonly known as “puppy raising”. Join me as I journey from finding a puppy through raising that puppy in the hope that he will become my next service dog. (Photo credit - Jack Powers)
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