This isn't going to be the most fun week for Laurel or Hardy - I'm not feeling great and have way too much stuff to get ready for the 3-day seminar beginning Friday. I'm definitely not going to have lots of time to do fun things with my Labs but will try to do a minimum of classes as well as some of our fun at-home activities.
Anyway, this evening Hardy and I went to Dorothy's conformation class. He immediately noticed the A-Frame and tunnel stored against the wall and asked me to let him play on them. He didn't get to play but was delighted when he realized we were going to trot around, do various figures, and practice standing nicely while Dorothy "examined" him. He did a great job and we enjoyed the class a great deal!
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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