Attn. Wrigley !! O/T as it can get.

Old Roy · Oct 18, 2009

I'm posting this for you and all your other human trainers and since you do ride a tractor it may be fitting. I found this poem relating to how Master trainers feel, I know it was written by a human ,but it has to be close.
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"A Boy and His Dog"

By Marty Hale
I want my boy to have a dog
Or maybe two or three
He’ll learn from them much easier
Than he will from me.

A dog will teach him how to love
And bear no grudge or hate;
I’m not so good at that myself
But a dog will do it straight..

There never yet has been a dog
That learned to double cross
Nor catered to you when you won
Then dropped you when you lost.

I want my boy to have a dog
To be his pal and friend,
So he will learn the friendship
Is faithful till the end.

kruser · Oct 18, 2009

Good One Roy!
Jim
PS: One Irish Setter, one Austrailian Catttle dog from the pound and one Poodle/Dachshound stray.

billonthefarm · Oct 18, 2009

Just in from picking corn. I am surfing the net and wrigley is curled up on the floor in front of the tv as I watch baseball. He had a long day. Lots of running around the field and going on tractor rides. We are together as much as possible and we both enjoy it.
bill

Fergienewbee · Oct 19, 2009

Dogs are one of God's greatest gifts to us. They give so much and ask so little in return; a warm place to sleep, food, water, and a little affection. No doubt most of them would lay down their lives for us.

I have a three-dog admiration society every time I sit down with a snack. They all wait their turn, although my English setter drools a bit in anticipation. I had my Lab put down about five years ago, and I still miss her and recall all the good times we had. After dumping a canoe the first time, which was my fault, she was a flawless first mate. She just had an exhuberance for life and fun. Someday I'll have another Lab.

Larry in Michigan

Ron in NS · Oct 19, 2009

After having to put my Sheltie, Buddy, down earlier this summer, I was pretty much heartbroken for a while, but when I saw Sam here at the Moncton SPCA, I knew I had found my next companion. He's really a happy guy, and very smart. Probably smarter than me.....

Attn. Wrigley !! O/T as it can get.

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