WearingMidnight
New member
Hello from the Pacific Northwest!
I go by Kat, I'm an older teen, and the proud owner of two dogs. Holly is my five year old Coonhound mix. I've had her for over two years now, she's a complete doll, she loves "hunting" squirrels, begging, rawhides, and lying in front of the wall heater. Holly washed out from Service Dog training for me because she was not comfortable in public. Now she does her job at home. She carts and we're working on getting involved in Rally-O.
Brigantia, or Bri, is my Newfie baby! I ended up getting her as a Service Dog prospect because of some issues I have. We picked her up last Saturday, she's now almost twelve weeks old and an absolute sweetheart! She's still going through her fear stage and settling into our daily routine, she's a little unsure but getting more confident every day.
Here are some pictures of Bri and Holly:
The rope is all that's left from a toy that lasted three days. The pups made short work of it!
After a bath, Bri looked like a drowned rat for a while, the dryer helped, but she was still a little damp.
Cleaning Holly's Kong out.
Those paws!
She seems to go belly-up a lot.
Holly, even when carting she's still on the lookout for squirrels.
Our cart was actually made for Newfies and is a bit long in the shafts for Holly. Thankfully that doesn't seem to affect anything except how tight we can turn. It had just started to rain in this picture and Holly firmly believes that she will melt in the rain. She wanted to go home.
Thanks for having us! We're looking forward to getting to know everyone here!
I go by Kat, I'm an older teen, and the proud owner of two dogs. Holly is my five year old Coonhound mix. I've had her for over two years now, she's a complete doll, she loves "hunting" squirrels, begging, rawhides, and lying in front of the wall heater. Holly washed out from Service Dog training for me because she was not comfortable in public. Now she does her job at home. She carts and we're working on getting involved in Rally-O.
Brigantia, or Bri, is my Newfie baby! I ended up getting her as a Service Dog prospect because of some issues I have. We picked her up last Saturday, she's now almost twelve weeks old and an absolute sweetheart! She's still going through her fear stage and settling into our daily routine, she's a little unsure but getting more confident every day.
Here are some pictures of Bri and Holly:
The rope is all that's left from a toy that lasted three days. The pups made short work of it!
After a bath, Bri looked like a drowned rat for a while, the dryer helped, but she was still a little damp.
Cleaning Holly's Kong out.
Those paws!
She seems to go belly-up a lot.
Holly, even when carting she's still on the lookout for squirrels.
Our cart was actually made for Newfies and is a bit long in the shafts for Holly. Thankfully that doesn't seem to affect anything except how tight we can turn. It had just started to rain in this picture and Holly firmly believes that she will melt in the rain. She wanted to go home.
Thanks for having us! We're looking forward to getting to know everyone here!
There are a few of us from western Washington on here.
