Lots has been going on in the past couple of weeks. The last week of January had me up the Cottonwood Canyons participating in a rescue dog training school for Wasatch Backcountry Rescue. Hiding in snow caves, being buried in trenches, going for a helicopter ride into the backcountry, and of course playing with awesome dogs made it a week I will not forget!
Some pictures, a video, and a short news story about the school can be found at the links!
I have some pictures of my own that I will hopefully post once blogger starts liking me again.
Sterling is on the list to go back on the April truck....unless something changes. Which it may very well. I do not want to say anything until I know for sure.
For the last two days Marley and Sterling have been the diarrhea twins. Having two large dogs be sick all night is NOT fun. But I guess I am just getting prepared for no sleep during housebreaking time with my new pup.
School is moving along, Sterling and I are re-starting at square one for going out in public, as he has once again decided to not like his vest. Again, good practice for a pup: really short, positive trips in places. All without a vest which leaves me with alot of talking/explaining to do.
But wow, I love this dog!
3 comments:
The rescue dog training looks like so much fun! I keep meaning to contact the group out here to see if I can volunteer as a lost person sometime ;) Good luck with Sterling... these dogs sure know how to keep us on our feet and guessing. My dogs were the diarrhea twins too a few weeks ago (each for their own reasons though), so I feel your pain!
That must be difficult! Hope he gets better about his vest!
Wow ... you are doing some incredible work - fascinating link, etc!
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