FIRST! by jendellas

Pets of the Community • Animals • posted on Jan 19, 2019

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Championship show of the year today for Miss Truly, she won her open class. As usual she was very good. She has had her tea & is now fast on. Jasmine went for the ride & enjoyed the day. Jasmine went to her first show at the venue we were at today, she was 6 months & would she go up the stairs to go round the stalls or for us to get a drink NO. Neither would she go up in the lift. So we ended up half carrying her up. Today she went with me to get something from one of the stalls & would she go upstairs NO. I couldn't carry her up so I had to coax her to go up. Then coming down she followed a friends dog. Would you believe it 11 years later & she remembered. I always say Munsters NEVER forget things that happen. Thanks for all the lovely comments & favs, so, so appreciated. x

Comments (5)

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MagikUnicorn

1:29PM | Sat, 19 January 2019

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ontar1

3:23PM | Sat, 19 January 2019

Grats to Miss Truly, great captures!

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goldie

7:02PM | Sat, 19 January 2019

Big congrats to Truly! Looks like she's out for the count in this capture :)

Of course dogs remember...really irritates me when folks, always non dog owners it seems, declare with false authority that dogs only remember things by smell...such malarkey. These same idiots say that dogs do not understand words--only respond to the owner's demeanour/facial expression, etc. I tested my Chloe so she couldn't see me and used a flat, monotone voice...she always performed with the correct response...Also, all I had to say the words "snow" or "pigeon" and she would run to the terrace door. Or I would ask her, if she was bugging me, "what to you want" and she'd run to her treat box. Dogs rule! Many people, it seems, do not.

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