I can not believe I have created a blog. I who do not even have a debit card, or use the self-checkout at Kroger or Walmart (or anywhere else for that matter). Come to think of it, I don't have an i-phone or a picture phone, or much else that is cool or cutting edge. I didn't even have text messaging on my cell phone until last week. Actually I didn't even create this blog - Chris did. But I do have dogs. 5 + 1 foster = 6. Everyone is a rescue. This is Gus. He started as a temporary and morphed into a permanent. Gus has been to some obedience classes. He has his CGC, although sometimes his good citizenship is questionable. Gus begins agility class in a week. This picture was taken after he had apparently eaten Santa.
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3 years ago
Your first comment. Thanks for putting this up. Now tell us what you really think.
ReplyDeleteWell - I think it's great you have a blog!! I look forward to your posts! I'm trying to teach Mojo to sneeze on command......this could take a while...I will report back if we make progress.
ReplyDeleteBecky
Good Job, it looks great. You certainly have the household activity to keep people entertained. I added your blog to my list.
ReplyDeleteWOnderful blog!!! Welcome to the blogsphere! Can you enlighten us to what CGC is?
ReplyDeleteThe CGC = Canine Good Citizen. It is an AKC sponsored program. The CGC consists of 10 items or tests a dog must pass to obtain his CGC. Some of the things are loose leash walking, accepting a friendly stranger, walking through a crowd, sitting politely for petting, come when called, sit/down stay, etc. So for at least one day in his life Gus was able to do all of these things.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.akc.org/events/cgc/training_testing.cfm