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Sorry.I really wanted one of these for Boone. Unfortunately their largest still didn’t fit his massive head
In the website comments I saw people request larger sizes. Maybe they will.
Caleb's Chronicles
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In the website comments I saw people request larger sizes. Maybe they will.
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It fizzled here, some strong winds, rain, thunder, NOT as bad as predicted. Apparently a disturbance off the coast interfered with the formation of the severe aspects. Works for me.
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Woohoo!
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Even better...
Mini Horses
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Looks like they're pretty much "there"...with acceptance & respect.
I'm also glad the storm was reduced!
I'm also glad the storm was reduced!
SageHill
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Ya' know - they may have something bigger - but just not an inventory to put it on the web. I'd call or email them - tell them how Boone is your service dog - ya' never know - it's worth a try.I really wanted one of these for Boone. Unfortunately their largest still didn’t fit his massive head
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We did a Petco walk this morning, then walked the length of the shopping center and back. That took about 25 minutes roundtrip.
After we got home he ripped up a box and took a nap.
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Baby steps...
After we got home he ripped up a box and took a nap.
Baby steps...
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No socializing yesterday, the breeze was too icy in the morning, I put off a walk until later. Then I got involved with taxes...
Caleb was very good, relaxing, with a few yard walks. By mid afternoon he was overreacting to everything. I took him for a long street walk down to the new housing development and back. He calmed down some. Then he saw a new kitty in our yard and totally lost his mind.
I did work with him holding his sit on the top step. New kitty was a couple feet away from the bottom step. I encircled Caleb with my arms, told him how he was being good. He was shaking, trembling, but HELD.
Then we worked on clicker training, getting a tiny treat whenever I clicked it.
But alas, Caleb wound up in Time Out. I was getting him a chicken foot, calmly, and he freaked, started zooming all over. Too exciting.
After he took a nap I let Caleb out of his crate, and he came over for loving, soaked it up. He paced for a while, then finally settled, went to sleep. When he woke up I put him in his crate and went to bed.
Caleb was very good, relaxing, with a few yard walks. By mid afternoon he was overreacting to everything. I took him for a long street walk down to the new housing development and back. He calmed down some. Then he saw a new kitty in our yard and totally lost his mind.
I did work with him holding his sit on the top step. New kitty was a couple feet away from the bottom step. I encircled Caleb with my arms, told him how he was being good. He was shaking, trembling, but HELD.
Then we worked on clicker training, getting a tiny treat whenever I clicked it.
But alas, Caleb wound up in Time Out. I was getting him a chicken foot, calmly, and he freaked, started zooming all over. Too exciting.
After he took a nap I let Caleb out of his crate, and he came over for loving, soaked it up. He paced for a while, then finally settled, went to sleep. When he woke up I put him in his crate and went to bed.
Baymule
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Caleb is doing so well. So many things to trigger him, but he's taking it in stride.
