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Caleb's Chronicles
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SageHill
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I should get Sage out as much as you do Caleb. She would love it, and it would help her as well.
canesisters
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Said it before, will keep saying it... I'm LOVING following yall on this adventure.
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Baymule
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Caleb brings so much into your life. You would have never gone there by yourself. Taking Caleb on adventures is adventure for you too and gives you much happiness. Caleb is wonderful. 
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Caleb is having to deal with some inactivity due to issues for me yesterday and now today.
He's gotta learn at some point...
He's gotta learn at some point...
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LOOOOVE
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Why can't you let him out loose in the back yard that is fenced? for a chance to be a little bit of a puppy, run around ????? I thought that is what you fixed so that he could have unimpeded freedom to run off some steam?... way back when you were first worried about the chickens... and had the "2nd barrier" up so they would not get traumatized.... Somewhere I missed something.
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Good question. He was acting up worse after letting him run, he was out of control, couldn't calm down.
I was thinking the other day of trying it again now that he's more settled in, and not fresh out of the shelter.
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One thing which Caleb is now "getting" is the ability to unwind and relax on his own.
He just put himself down for a nap. Crate door is open.
He just put himself down for a nap. Crate door is open.
