There was this little dog quiz online...
It says, "Known as the dog that can 'do it all,' this well-rounded pooch started as a guard dog, messenger, pest controller, and hunter. Active and smart, this mid-sized, wiry-haired canine is recognized as a good police dog and family pet."
My mum read it to me and I knew exactly which breed was the answer, and I didn't have to look at the pictures or hear the choices. It's US! See:
It says, "Airedales, known as the 'King of Terriers,' are bold, brave dogs, bright, and often stubborn. Not afraid to stand up for themselves, they make good family pets, and high-spirited, protective companions. Airedales can get bored easily and need vigorous exercise daily, like a rousing game, a long walk, or a chance to run and romp."
That's me! (Except I'm a Queen of Terriers instead of a king.)
from Hannah
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Patricia McConnell Online
Do you know about Patricia McConnell? She is a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist. You might think she'd use lots of fancy words to tell people what she does, but her books are very readable and easily understood. She teaches about interactions between dogs and dogs, and dogs and their people. I read, loved, and learned a lot from her book, The Other End of the Leash. I was thrilled to learn that she has a blog, The Other End of the Leash. It, too, is very readable - actually a joy to read - even to the non-scientific among us.
At her blog I learned that she is presenting an ASPCA webinar on December 6. (For those who don't know, a webinar is an online seminar. You register to attend, then receive a link to the webinar website. You're able to listen (and possibly watch) and ask questions (sometimes online or sometimes via a phone call).) This particular webinar is for animal welfare professionals, volunteers, and foster parents.
I volunteer with ATRA and I hope to be able to listen to the webinar. I'm all for anything that helps me improve Hannah's life and my relationship for her. It should be interesting and fun.
Registration for the webinar is not yet open but I'm sure it will be soon.
posted by Nancy.
At her blog I learned that she is presenting an ASPCA webinar on December 6. (For those who don't know, a webinar is an online seminar. You register to attend, then receive a link to the webinar website. You're able to listen (and possibly watch) and ask questions (sometimes online or sometimes via a phone call).) This particular webinar is for animal welfare professionals, volunteers, and foster parents.
I volunteer with ATRA and I hope to be able to listen to the webinar. I'm all for anything that helps me improve Hannah's life and my relationship for her. It should be interesting and fun.
Registration for the webinar is not yet open but I'm sure it will be soon.
posted by Nancy.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Watch Me Surprise My Mum
This is the frog I was playin' with when she took the video below this one.
She liked to watch me playin' -- and then I really surprised her.
She laughed after she was finished being surprised!
I hope you're havin' a fun autumn.
from Hannah
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